View Full Version : So, how to sort these out?
Welsh Dan
31-01-10, 10:28 PM
http://www.xen0phobiak.f2s.com/scratch1.jpg
http://www.xen0phobiak.f2s.com/scratch2.jpg
I don't own a machine polisher.
Thanks, Dan.
:( i dont think that'll polish out mate, it would leave the lacqure very thin if it did and probably end up flacking
sulphur
31-01-10, 10:37 PM
Someone doesn't like you. :(
http://www.holtsauto.com/products/group/valeting/colour-polish#simoniz-grey-silver-colour-polish
a couple down is silver?
Welsh Dan
31-01-10, 10:56 PM
go and stab the fookers!
I'd love to but I have no idea who it was, parked up outside a mates that I don't normally visit.
Right now I'm reading the touchup paint+wetsanding+machine polishing type threads on detailingworld.
nova-taken
31-01-10, 10:57 PM
2000 grit wet and dry, rub it back a tiny bit with the paper wet, then polish it with diesel then t cut over it, always works for my sisters flip painted rover
dontliftdrift
01-02-10, 11:07 AM
2000?!
id start at 4000 wet and dry mate,use a machine polisher with a compound to bring up the defect,and a finishing pad/refining polish to take the shine back,then wax it! if you have no idea what your doing let a pro do it,a garage will just tell you to respray it,search your area for a local detailer that does wet sanding.
nova-taken
01-02-10, 11:26 AM
aye, ive always used 2000 depending on how deep obviously, the deeper the scrape, the courser the paper :)
Welsh Dan
01-02-10, 11:54 AM
Ordered myself a repair kit:
http://www.paints4u.com/ProductDetails.aspx?productID=6912
fingers crossed!
16v Nova Kev
01-02-10, 11:56 AM
if it disappears when wet then you could polish it out if not I would buy a very thin brush and fill in with laquer
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