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Do you have a D/A buffer/polisher???
If so, use a good quality micro fine scratch remover (make sure you wash it first to remove any loose dirt that can make the scratchs worse), and a polishing cream...myself I am a Mequier's guy. The main key here is to overlap the area by about an inch or two outside of the main scratchs, and to take your time. Light pressure, and consistant movement (to keep from damaging the paint). It should work out just fine. Let me know how it works, and I will try to get more advice for you. |
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scratch X or nufinish
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also,
If you still have a dent or some kind of ding on your car and want to get PDR (paintless dent removal) done I recommend Dent Wizard...someone side-swiped my '08 ride with the door of their SUV left paint and a nice dent... I freaked, called dent wizard and they repaired the area to perfection for $149... One of the best companies out there... I highly recommend |
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