Places to have scratches buffed out in OC
my guy next door to my work can do it but he will have to repaint the whole wing. He doesnt do any spots. Please PM me if you are interested. He is located right next to Westminster Mall
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are you sure it can be buffed out?
if the scratch is too deep, there's always filling the scratch with touchup paint with a toothpick gradually over time (fill, wait for it to dry, fill, wait for it to dry...) and then wetsand/buff it until it's flat with the rest of the paint... but i'm not sure if this method works all the time/comes out perfectly.
...otherwise it's repaint.
if the scratch is too deep, there's always filling the scratch with touchup paint with a toothpick gradually over time (fill, wait for it to dry, fill, wait for it to dry...) and then wetsand/buff it until it's flat with the rest of the paint... but i'm not sure if this method works all the time/comes out perfectly.
...otherwise it's repaint.
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Damn that sucks. Why haters gotta do that. I used to have a veilside style (pic below) wing on my high school Accord (LOL this back in the late 90's). Some d**k karate chopped the wing in half when I parked it at school.
Anyways, if the scratch is deep key scratch, fill it with a tooth pic and touch-up paint. Let it dry overnight, then buff that area smooth with rubbing compound and clean off. Finally polish that area till shiny. I just used this technique on paint chips on my gf's car, and it came out great. Too bad dont work too well on IP.
Anyways, if the scratch is deep key scratch, fill it with a tooth pic and touch-up paint. Let it dry overnight, then buff that area smooth with rubbing compound and clean off. Finally polish that area till shiny. I just used this technique on paint chips on my gf's car, and it came out great. Too bad dont work too well on IP.
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