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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
Road Side Pub
rubbing compound?
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<blockquote data-quote="HISSMAN" data-source="post: 480350" data-attributes="member: 9703"><p>One method to tell if sanding and buffing will work is to take your finger nail, and lightly pick at the scratch. If you catch your nail pritty good, then it will be hard to take out the scratch, but if it is not to deep, then it is possible to take out most of the scratch. Also if the scratch is really deep, and you don't want to repain immediately then you might try getting a small can of your cars original color of paint, and a small 3 bristle, or something close to it, art brush. You can then fill in the scratches a few time letting it dry between coats, then try the wet sanding process to level the job out a bit. this sometimes works, however it is not going to be perfoect.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HISSMAN, post: 480350, member: 9703"] One method to tell if sanding and buffing will work is to take your finger nail, and lightly pick at the scratch. If you catch your nail pritty good, then it will be hard to take out the scratch, but if it is not to deep, then it is possible to take out most of the scratch. Also if the scratch is really deep, and you don't want to repain immediately then you might try getting a small can of your cars original color of paint, and a small 3 bristle, or something close to it, art brush. You can then fill in the scratches a few time letting it dry between coats, then try the wet sanding process to level the job out a bit. this sometimes works, however it is not going to be perfoect. [/QUOTE]
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