Help! Backed to much!
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Well i was @ work and i was reverst parking it was s light slope and there was a wall... somhow i got distracted and back into the wall no damage except for four little scuffs abnout 2-3 mm in size.. it looks like it just scuffed the clearcoat.. can it be buffed? or polished? my car is black![IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]
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Rep Power: 0 MAYBE, I'm assuming it didn't go down to the metal (or plastic, since its the bumper) if they're just scuffs. If not, you may have to go to a shop and get it repainted
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Rep Power: 0 Did the same thing expect into my mom's car..the scuffs can be buffed out pretty well, but I have a small crack in the plastic, which needs extensive work. I just got some touch up paint, filled the crack till it evened out with the rest of the paint and wet sanded when needed...pretty simple...
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Rep Power: 372 You can get the scuffs out with a Buffer or by hand if they arent that bad. Try using some clearcoat compatible rubbing compound. I recommend 3M. After you get the scuffs out go over the spot with glaze and wax to bring the gloss back to the paint.
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[hr]Originally posted by: 2Hottie
Did the same thing expect into my mom's car..the scuffs can be buffed out pretty well, but I have a small crack in the plastic, which needs extensive work. I just got some touch up paint, filled the crack till it evened out with the rest of the paint and wet sanded when needed...pretty simple...
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[hr]Originally posted by: 2Hottie
Did the same thing expect into my mom's car..the scuffs can be buffed out pretty well, but I have a small crack in the plastic, which needs extensive work. I just got some touch up paint, filled the crack till it evened out with the rest of the paint and wet sanded when needed...pretty simple...
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Rep Power: 0 thanks. you guys... i'll probably buff it when i dun got school... it lil scuffs in the clearcoat as i mentioned before cause i backed into a concrete wall, stupid friend teggie with a new body kit & paint distracted me at work
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[hr]Originally posted by: 2Hottie
Well, I backed into my mom's car, so I feel pretty stupid too!
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[hr]Originally posted by: 2Hottie
Well, I backed into my mom's car, so I feel pretty stupid too!
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