paint scuff marks
03-28-2013, 11:12 PM
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paint scuff marks someone hit my girls fbody rear driverside fender and left scuff marks along the fender. i can scratch the scuff mark off with my finger nail with pressure. its a big area. whats the best/safest way to remove scuff marks off her car??
03-29-2013, 02:36 AM
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i used turtle wax brand products. I think it was rubbing compound and then just waxed it. Worked like a charm. I was bumped in a parking lot by a white car in a mustang i had. It came out in like 15 minutes and finished the whole process in less than an hour.
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03-30-2013, 05:09 AM
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Always want to start light and work your way up to something more aggressive. The idea is you do the least work to bring it back to the shine it should have.
If your sanding wood you dont start with 60 grit(usually), you start with 120 or 220 and then work your way up.
If your sanding wood you dont start with 60 grit(usually), you start with 120 or 220 and then work your way up.
03-30-2013, 07:56 AM
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Hopefully the damage isn't too severe, do you have a pic? This happened to me couple weeks ago, someone rear ended my bumper at work, ended with heavy scuffs, scratches and spider cracks, machine buffing didn't work so bumper had to be repainted. Just picked it up yesterday.
04-01-2013, 12:29 PM
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Is it just paint transfer? If so, you might be able to clay bar it off. If that doesn't work try a polish like meguiars 205. If that doesn't work try a compound. Use the least aggressive method first.
