Paint chip/small ding repair folks???
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I am looking for someone that can color match a few little rock chips on my CETA (yellow) and fix 2 little dings i have on the car. I have had one guy say he would do it but seemed really high. Anybody out here good at that type of thing?
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How big are the chips? Can you post pics? I've done chip/clearcoat repair when detailing, but that's for small spots like rock chips.
As for the dings, if there isn't a paint chip/scratch, call Dent Blasters. They do wonders with paint-free dent repair.
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As for the dings, if there isn't a paint chip/scratch, call Dent Blasters. They do wonders with paint-free dent repair.
-Mike
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http://autorepair.about.com/cs/doity.../aa110803a.htm
That's a pretty good howto guide, if you want to try to do it yourself. I typically don't use anything rougher than 2500 grit sandpaper, though (the article says 800-grit). You can go a long way making paint chips less noticeable without having to spend a fortune, as long as you're patient.
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That's a pretty good howto guide, if you want to try to do it yourself. I typically don't use anything rougher than 2500 grit sandpaper, though (the article says 800-grit). You can go a long way making paint chips less noticeable without having to spend a fortune, as long as you're patient.
-Mike