[Video] Scratch on my G35x rear bumper
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#2
You only really have 2 options
Use scratch repair paint which will be noticeable. From a far it won't be noticeable but if someone is close enought they will see something. Or take it to a body shop and have them repair it properly for a couple hundred bucks. You said you wanted to make it " look like it never happened" so a body shop would be your only chance to make it so.
Other than that, can't really think of much else.
Use scratch repair paint which will be noticeable. From a far it won't be noticeable but if someone is close enought they will see something. Or take it to a body shop and have them repair it properly for a couple hundred bucks. You said you wanted to make it " look like it never happened" so a body shop would be your only chance to make it so.
Other than that, can't really think of much else.
#5
Exact same thing hapened to my G35X a few years ago. My friend/detailer removed it by wet-sanding. This can be done as long as it did not cut into the paint.
See this link https://sites.google.com/site/shinei...-G35x-Exterior
When the car was finished it looked better than the day I picked it up new from the dealership.
See this link https://sites.google.com/site/shinei...-G35x-Exterior
When the car was finished it looked better than the day I picked it up new from the dealership.
#6
I think what willdogs said pretty much nailed it. Unless you do some soul searching and decide you can live with a compromise (btw, life DOES go on. ), then a repaint is the best option. Assuming you have the skills/tools/time/inclination, you do have the option of mitigating some of the costs involved by R&Ring the bumper yourself and just taking the loose bumper to a body shop. Sorry for the luck.
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I could easily feel the clear coat scratches when this happed to mine too. ^ post #5
This is the way I look at the situation.
- you might as well get a detailer (or DIY) to attempt to wet-sand and polish it. You will be able to tell pretty quickly if the wet-sanding will work. If wet-sanding won't work then you are no worse off than you started.
- if wet-sanding doesn't work you will need to get the bumper painted, in which they would have pre-sanded the bumper and the scratched area first anyway.
This is the way I look at the situation.
- you might as well get a detailer (or DIY) to attempt to wet-sand and polish it. You will be able to tell pretty quickly if the wet-sanding will work. If wet-sanding won't work then you are no worse off than you started.
- if wet-sanding doesn't work you will need to get the bumper painted, in which they would have pre-sanded the bumper and the scratched area first anyway.
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I did the same thing but my scratch is much wider and deeper--have not gotten it repaired but it is driving me crazy.
For your scratch, I would try the clear coat pen mentioned. There is one selling at Costco right now that is supposed to work well--DuPont "Pro-fusion color scratch repair pen".
For your scratch, I would try the clear coat pen mentioned. There is one selling at Costco right now that is supposed to work well--DuPont "Pro-fusion color scratch repair pen".
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