Scratches
#3
if its regular, light rubbing compound
if iots deep, take it to the deal. they did mine for $40 and it was for 3 scratches. i've gotta go back cuz some asses at school keep doin it so now it's $70 cuz i got a buttload and deep
if iots deep, take it to the deal. they did mine for $40 and it was for 3 scratches. i've gotta go back cuz some asses at school keep doin it so now it's $70 cuz i got a buttload and deep
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Anyone tried using the dealer touch-up paint? I noticed they have a "gob remover", too, that's supposed to keep the paint from being noticably raised over the top of the scratch...
I knocked a broom over in my garage the other day and it gouged the side of my car... dammit...
Another thing that works for hiding 'em is color-cured wax. I used that on my old black car and it hid scratches better than regular wax. I don't know if it comes in camoflauge green, though...
I knocked a broom over in my garage the other day and it gouged the side of my car... dammit...
Another thing that works for hiding 'em is color-cured wax. I used that on my old black car and it hid scratches better than regular wax. I don't know if it comes in camoflauge green, though...
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