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OMG!! It went all the way down to the primer. It's the ONLY scratch my car has and it's HUGE!
Any recommendations? This pic was after I already sanded it down and polished it again. It's much better now that it was before but I know I can't get rid of it 100% without painting the car and pewter is hard to match.
Let it dry completely, then colorsand to knock it down to match the rest of the paint. Buff out the color sanding scratches and polish it out.
Probably not "perfect" but a lot less noticeable than the primer color jumping out and grabbing your attention now.
That sucks.
-G
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I have a pretty gnarly scratch on my right front fender. It looks like someone took a pointy metal object and applied pressure as they dragged it across the fender. There is no way that sh*t was on accident.
GL blending it in.
For this very reason I am careful when I drive my car and where, and even though I am trying to not be paranoid and still enjoy it, you can never be too cautious.
That is going to be a tough fix and blend especially if your nail can feel the groove from the scratch but I like the Dr. Color Chip idea presented by Pushing Tin..worth a try.
Primer is pours and will absorb moisture and start the corrosion process. Even a "touch up" pen is better than doing nothing. I've heard that the front fenders are aluminum, but the doors might just be mild steel....not sure about that one.
-G
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Love my 55 like one of my kids, but if I was "rich" like I think rich is......I'd be rolling in a brand spanking new S65 with as much HP as money could buy. 1000hp would be the goal.
Sorry bout the damage buddy.
Hope this happens to the culprit after they work their a$$es off to buy something nice one day.
I was driving down the street once and some kids were throwing pennies at cars driving by, guess what? my rear quarter got hit and it nicked the paint, I decided to act like an adult and call the cops I could have just handled this myself but this would do me no good. After the cops showed I left with a report, didn't want to report it to the insurance because I don't want to ruin my carfax report, so I will just deal with it and one day get it fixed.




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.




