Scratches?
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Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Eastern KY
RE: Scratches?
If you drag your fingernail sideways across the scratch and it catches-you are very unlikely to buff or sand it out without getting below the clearcoat layer.It is some times practical to take clearcoat on a small tip artists brush and place a fine line of clear in the scratch and then wet sand on a block with say 1500/2000 grit and buff out the repair.Another route is to have a professional spray it and buff it out...
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RE: Scratches?
ORIGINAL: kantuckid
If you drag your fingernail sideways across the scratch and it catches-you are very unlikely to buff or sand it out without getting below the clearcoat layer.It is some times practical to take clearcoat on a small tip artists brush and place a fine line of clear in the scratch and then wet sand on a block with say 1500/2000 grit and buff out the repair.Another route is to have a professional spray it and buff it out...
If you drag your fingernail sideways across the scratch and it catches-you are very unlikely to buff or sand it out without getting below the clearcoat layer.It is some times practical to take clearcoat on a small tip artists brush and place a fine line of clear in the scratch and then wet sand on a block with say 1500/2000 grit and buff out the repair.Another route is to have a professional spray it and buff it out...
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