What is the Proper technique for touch up?
05-02-2007, 10:45 PM
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What is the Proper technique for touch up?
Crossing the Golden Gate bridge today someone hit a yellow rubber lane divider , Thankfully nobody flinched, as the yelow tube bounced off the cars the bridge was crowded and there could have been a terrible accident.
Now my front bumber is scratched some superficial but a couple deep scratches, what is the best way to repair the deep scratches?
Now my front bumber is scratched some superficial but a couple deep scratches, what is the best way to repair the deep scratches?
05-03-2007, 01:02 AM
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Crossing the Golden Gate bridge today someone hit a yellow rubber lane divider , Thankfully nobody flinched, as the yelow tube bounced off the cars the bridge was crowded and there could have been a terrible accident.
Now my front bumber is scratched some superficial but a couple deep scratches, what is the best way to repair the deep scratches?
Now my front bumber is scratched some superficial but a couple deep scratches, what is the best way to repair the deep scratches?
This site may help you; been around for a long time and their techniques followed carefully, work.
http://www.langka.com/nfhow.htm#top
Bob
