Downed Power Lines and Bumper Accidents
Downed Power Lines and Bumper Accidents
I was going to go out today, and 5 minutes before I leave my power lines falls in my driveway.


Also, early today, I let my friend drive my car and he backed up into my basketball hoop, leaving a large spot of white paint.

It looks a lot worse than it actually is because of the camera flash, but it is an eyesore nonetheless.
Since I'm stuck at home I figured I'd try to find out how to take it off. I tried searching for a similar thread, but I couldn't find any that's helped me. Does anyone have any suggestions?


Also, early today, I let my friend drive my car and he backed up into my basketball hoop, leaving a large spot of white paint.

It looks a lot worse than it actually is because of the camera flash, but it is an eyesore nonetheless.
Since I'm stuck at home I figured I'd try to find out how to take it off. I tried searching for a similar thread, but I couldn't find any that's helped me. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Alot of that blotch of white appears to be nothing more than slight paint transfer. I would start with a fine cut rubbing compound, and go to work. Buff until you remove all of the white paint, and then go back with a polishing compound to buff out the rest of the imperfections. Chances are, you will be left with a few minor scratches when your done.
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