Junkman's "How to Completely Repair Your Paint Damage - The Videos!

KSFastah · 09-12-2012, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Junkman2008

You know what they say, "Teach a man to fish..."

When it comes to detailing, prevention is the secret to your success. Make sure you set your paint up for success by fixing it first and then protecting it second. From that point forward, it should be smooth sailing.

Yeah....I think the car sat on the lot in Lawton, OK for awhile before I bought it...that etching on the hatch is pretty severe. The other two aren't quite as severe. Nothing like being behind the 8 ball on a brand new car, right?

I've watched a lot of your videos today and feel better armed with knowledge now to go do the complete job RIGHT....so thanks!

Junkman2008 · 09-12-2012, 02:03 PM

Keep in mind that more aggressive measures may be necessary to completely fix the issues. I'm not recommending that you try any of them, just letting you know that sometimes that is necessary.

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