will a clay bar work for this?
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will a clay bar work for this? Someone hit my rear bumper and scuffed the fascia. Took it to a body shop for wet sand and buff, and they did a great job. Left only two small spots where the damage went deeper than the sanding and buffing would clean up, only about 1/16" by 3/4" in size. The body shop dude "puddled" a small amount of paint into each of the spots, and said it would flatten when it dried. It flattened a little, but still sticks up from the surrounding area.
Do you think a clay bar will take this down to the surrounding area? I even thought of using a razor blade to try to shave it down, but if it works, the clay bar would be less risky.
Any suggestions?
Do you think a clay bar will take this down to the surrounding area? I even thought of using a razor blade to try to shave it down, but if it works, the clay bar would be less risky.
Any suggestions?
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repair costs Damaged area was about a foot long, and 3 to 4 inches wide. I don't mean that entire area was scuffed, but if you drew a line around all the scuffed areas that's how big it would be.
The body shop did it on a Saturday morning, and charged me $40 under the table. The guy took his time and did a beautiful job. Best part is, it saved me a paint job.
BTW, I am in Windsor, Ontario
The body shop did it on a Saturday morning, and charged me $40 under the table. The guy took his time and did a beautiful job. Best part is, it saved me a paint job.
BTW, I am in Windsor, Ontario
