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Repairing scratches
I know this question seems trivial but my CRV has some paint scratches and I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions or methods to get rid of them? I really don't want to go to a body shop just due to the expense. If it can't be done, then it can't be done but if there is some simple at home process that I could use to make them less noticeable I'd be willing to try it. Thanks for any input.
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are the scratches superficial or do they do all the way to the primer?
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Re: Repairing scratches
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no problem then, you can probably get them to where they are not noticeable, but you'll need the right equipment. I rec you purchase or borrow a dual action or orbital polisher. Aside from reducing scratches these things are absolutely amazing when it comes to detailing a car. you'll need to get the correct pads for these and apply some compound. Don't worry, it's easy and I think kinda fun. I'll give you a couple of links that will explain the process to you better than I can. griotsgarage.com is a good place to start. You can also ask them tech questions. I had some significant scratches on my car that I polished off by starting with medium cut compound, then fine cut followed by Finesse It then wax.
It's a decision as to whether to buy a polisher or not. My 5 year old cars are freaky shiney in the sunlight and the machine is a good sander also when you need to do that. Let me know if you have questions, sorry for the late answer. Tell me how it goes. |
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