Scratch Removal...
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So...at some point over the weekend someone keyed my passenger door. It's not too deep of a scratch and I was wondering if anyone had any reviews on any of the relatively cheap scratch removal liquids.
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If you dont see primer paint I'd go with Quixx Paint Scratch Remover. You can find it at Wal-mart for around 15 dollars. I picked some up for my car and it works pretty well. Heck even if you can see the primer just get a matching color of touch up paint. Apply that first before using Quixx.
Last edited by DavidJ1907; 01-26-2010 at 04:46 PM.
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Prime is white so that's prolly the prime you're seeing. What color is your car? I think it'd help if you post some pics.
But wow dude, what a hater. What kinda sadistic moron would do that? To a Camaro especially.
But wow dude, what a hater. What kinda sadistic moron would do that? To a Camaro especially.
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My 97 convertible was keyed on the left rear fender and the door. I've picked up some paint pens (primer, body color, and clear coat) to see if I can clean that up, but I need to wait for warmer weather in Dallas.
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Be very careful with that stuff, I had a scratched up rear bumper on my last car (Impala) and tried to fix it up, and it turned into a mess.
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I can imagine. I've seen several different takes on small touch ups on the Internet, and it doesn't look easy to do it right. I'm going to try first on a bad chipped area on the right rear fender (truck door opened into it) and see how it goes before I move to the long scratches on the left. If the chipped area turns out poorly I'll reassess.
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