I hate the human race!!
Good luck sorting out the paint work.
Oscar
It looks to me like that scratch of yours could be built up pretty nicely with repeated applications. If you make an application and don't like it, you can wipe it right off and start over. The kit should last a very long time. I even did touch up repair on my ML (its peweter too) and still have tons of paint.
The fact that you would use skateboarders as an example is extremely judgmental.. and shows that you probably hate doing what you do for a living.. and i would guess have a boss.. and no equity in any company... and you are bitter of anyone that expresses themselves because you are trapped in a world you don't like.(i can be judgemental as well)
idiot.
The fact that you would use skateboarders as an example is extremely judgmental.. and shows that you probably hate doing what you do for a living.. and i would guess have a boss.. and no equity in any company... and you are bitter of anyone that expresses themselves because you are trapped in a world you don't like.(i can be judgemental as well)
idiot.
Be careful with touch up paint kit ( from MB or anyone else ). Big chance is the paint WILL NOT match on platinum or medium - darker greys. I have a 2007 E 320 CDI, and the $25 Flint Gray touch up paint from MB I bought is MUCH darker. That'll look just as bad as a scratch. U might check with an MB body shop to see if they have any paint in your color .... or even see about buying a quart of it ,and have them color match it to your car. Then you can use it in the future.
Keep your blood pressure down, and take a little time on this.
Think Positive >> Maybe the mouthbreather that did this to you will die from **** syphillus.
If you would like to see photos of the color match between the pewter metallic touch up paint I used from Dr. Color chip on one or both of my pewter metallic cars, I would be happy to oblige. Shoot me a pm.
If you would like to see photos of the color match between the pewter metallic touch up paint I used from Dr. Color chip on one or both of my pewter metallic cars, I would be happy to oblige. Shoot me a pm.
PM Sent.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
You would probably **** a brick if you knew how many "normal" business folks, pro athletes, and gov officials smoke weed. I don't smoke... and barely drink.. but trust me.. 75% of the people you see everyday smoke weed.
I used to NOT be one of the good guys. A punk, hoodlum, late night vandalizer...you name it... i was that kid. And a skater. A gangster skater at that. But one thing skate kids don't give a **** about is a car parked in a parking lot. UNLESS the person driving that car was harassing them earlier.
But it wouldn't be a scratch under the window.. that looks like some one with a pen or pocket knife hangin on there pocket brushed up against the car. Not a key. Especially that it went deep enough... but didn't "chip" the paint.
And your comment about skaters cruising the streets at night vandalizing... well thats subjective... and i would bet there are very few skateboarders in the pen or county that are waiting trial to be sent away for "vandalizing". Far less than high school football, baseball, soccer..ect players. Its because your everyday skater is anti jock.. so they don't have a jock mentality. Your jocks are the beer bonging pranksters. But they arent considered out casts... like a skater.
Skaters typically cruise the streets at night to stay away from folks like yourself so they can get there skate on with less harassment from the bitter, nosey, neighbors that think property value is more important than physical activity, friendship, and self expression.
And before you say something about me not knowing what im talking about.. do some research... All i do to this day is travel the world and hang out with skateboarders all day.. and night. In every major city and suburb.. And the liability laws are what create the negative approach to skateboarders in the US. Not property damage. That comes second. But the lack of damage a skateboard "actually" creates is FAR less than what a BMX bike creates. Not to mention the damage vehicles, plastic waste, electronic waste,... you get where im going.
Go to Europe, Australia, Japan.. and because they don't have the corrupt *** liability laws there... you will see that skate boarders are treated equal and the city plaza's are shared with them. There aren't "no skateboarding" signs all over Tokyo, Barcelona, Paris, ect. Because it "really" isn't an issue.
Whatever.. sorry to hijack the thread... but i don't think the scratch was caused by skateboarders.
http://www.amazon.com/Quixx-00070-US.../dp/B000UVUAFO
Once is done, few weeks later i couldn't even find the scratch myself.
I bought it in walmart and works really good.
You should look into Dr. Colorchip, that thing works wonders.
Last edited by _AMG_; Sep 4, 2011 at 06:44 AM.
BTW, my old W211 was Pewter, and I had the entire door, and surrounding portions of the front fender and rear door painted, and they matched it PERFECTLY. So, a 100% perfect match, even to a metallic Pewter, on a car that is not new, can very well be done.
BTW, my old W211 was Pewter, and I had the entire door, and surrounding portions of the front fender and rear door painted, and they matched it PERFECTLY. So, a 100% perfect match, even to a metallic Pewter, on a car that is not new, can very well be done.
I'm going to end up trying out that color chip stuff...I may as well deal with it.
First off, lol..... " 'weed' use amongst them" I mean really man? Most LEOs I've seen interact with skaters are usually asking them to leave private property and most skaters I know or have had run-ins with are for the most part polite and pretty respectful of other people.
Like dgkalis said, most skaters and I know quite a few, couldn't give a **** less about what car your driving. Other than being more cautious around more expensive performance cars because the owner might be some presumptuous douche who thinks hitting a car by accident while skating was really an intentional attack of jealousy...
Most "skaters" that don't have jobs and intentionally "unnice" cars as you describe are what everyone else calls "twelve year olds".
Off topic, but just wanted to get that in...










