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How can I get rid of these marks? *PICS*
I bought the car used with some marks existing on it. I want to remove them carefully without having to hire a detailer. I was quoted $60 to remove these marks but I think I can do it myself if I get some expert advice from you guys.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...z/DSC_0018.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...z/DSC_0016.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...z/DSC_0017.jpg Looks like a burnt spot: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...z/DSC_0019.jpg I got a good deal on the car so I went for it. Please advise if I should take it into the body shop or if this is something I could get out with various products. Thanks |
they look too deep for a self job
Try meguirs scratch X The best home paint renewal methods is with a portercable polish job |
Good Deal!
I think $60 to get a professional make-over on all those scuffs is a bargain. I would jump at it
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3m polish should take care of it! :tup: at least for the scuff marks
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$60 for a detailer to do it is a bargain.. especially after the money you saved buying that one right? Buying the necessary kit(s)/polish.. you're probably looking at $40 anyway.. so I wouldn't risk messing with it myself (esp if you have no experience) and making it worse :driving:
nice sandals btw :tup: |
Thanks guys. Anymore opinions?
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have a professional do it
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For $60, I'd have a pro do it. No questions asked.
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Man id go for it for $60. To get 3 scratchs in the clearcoat taken out was $95 (made by the tinter so he paid for it). You'll need wet sanding and cuting and polishing and touch up paint so itll be a bargan for 60.
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