Hi guys,
this is the first time i came to this section, the reason to come on this section because i got a black sedan which is sooo hard to keep it clean and shine and the main point is that

MY FRIEND SCRATCHED MY CAR. Yesterday i went with him to a hand wash shop. My sedan was dusty and he thought it would be funny to write something on it, (he did)
then after the wash i can still see the word...its not deep scratch that you can see white metal. it is those that you can see it when light shine on it.

What is the best way to fix that thing.... >_<
so depressing...i cant say nothing...he is my friend sigh...idiot

 

first, i'd write the word "dummy" on your friend's forehead. then maybe you can try meguiar's scratch X. a lot of people have had luck with it. or try this thread.

<font color=purple>.g35girl.</font color=purple>

 

Take a steel-wool sponge and write something on his car. It may not help your car, but you'll certainly feel better.

After that, try Scratch X...

G

2003.5 Black w/ Willow G35
Premium / Sport / Aero / Winter / Navi / Tint

 

If anyone did that to my g, they would definitely be in for a good "skull cracking".

 

I guess some people are just born idiots.......
How can a friend, or supposed friend, who knows you take extremely good care of your car, even think of being that blatantly stupid to write on your G?

I guess you need to gently take him by the hand, grab hold of the infamous writing finger..........AND SNAP IT OFF! then gently put it in his shirt pocket at the same time saying in a firm but understanding voice.....NO [img]/w3timages/icons/smile.gif[/img]

Now that that's out of the way, any good mild polish will help you get your cars' finish back on track.....take your time and you will have an unblemished finish once again......


04 cpe IP/willow/5at/prem/18's/JDM clear corners/Piaa's/MTEC H4 Super White fog/highs

 

do i need buffer to apply scratch X?

 

subrobo... try sending a PM to the handle, "wil," or maybe he will answer if he sees this thread. i believe he is a professional detailer and is eager to answer any questions. from what i've read, you don't need a buffer to apply scratch x. good luck.

<font color=purple>.g35girl.</font color=purple>

 

oh crap...he wrote something and you can still see it?
my friend did that to me too cuz he thought it'd be funny. he knows how i am when it comes to my new car so to be a punk@ss he wrote something on the trunk. i haven't cleaned my car yet but if its there, i'm gonna do some serious butt kicking

[ 2004 G35 coupe ] - | 6MT | Black/Graphite | Premium |

 

to: cynical102
Dude, you are really lucky already! my "good" friend wrote it on...the hood...right in the middle! >_<

 

I bet a cleaner-wax would take care of it. Scratch-X is too abrasive for such a problem. Or use some swirl remover.

With automotive products, you want to start with the least abrasive, then go up until you get a result. Not the other way around. Your clearcoat is about as thick as the cellophane on a pack of cigarettes.

 

just get a good pro detail they will rub it out no prob along with the spider webs in the paint i got the same on my quarters from idiot leaning against my car. "next persons in for a big surprise!"

 

Oky, i think i will have to pring it to a pro...because i really dont do much of a detailing myself because i'm too afraid to scratch the car myself.... >_< it will be even more paintfull..i dont wanna hit myself in the head, or kick my own foot...
How much is for a detailing like this? can you guys tell me a standard price?