body side moldings and a scratch
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I hate side moldings. I think they take away from the sleekness of the car. That an if you get hit by a door os scraped or something, that just means that you now have a scuffed or scratched side molding which is equally as bad looking as a scratched door. Unless you intend to buy new side moldings everytime one gets hit and you are hoping that when you get hit or scuffed its going to be right on the molding.
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How hard did you work the scratchX? scratchX is a great product but you really have to put some effort behind it.
That really looks like a fixable problem. Do you have access to a DA? I would bet money #83 / 8006 followed with #80 / 8006 would knock that right out.
That really looks like a fixable problem. Do you have access to a DA? I would bet money #83 / 8006 followed with #80 / 8006 would knock that right out.
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i agree that i would rather not have them, but in urban living it's a issue. these moldings, as you can see in the pic are a bit more "sporty"..they dont go all the way, have nice ends and match color wise. i tested them out at the dealer to see if they scratch themselves..they dont..(although i obviously didnt try going really hard)...and if i had had them before, i'm sure they would have saved me form that scratch...it's not a easy call...
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I recon side mouldings in this instant takes the expensiveness out of the car. I don't want to be mean but it looks alot like a corolla.
But if it works and if you like it then i suppose it's worth it for you then.
But if it works and if you like it then i suppose it's worth it for you then.
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The main problem in car parks is other people being careless and letting their door bang against yours. IMO those mouldings are too low to effectively stop this happening. They do look ok though. I just park at the far end of car parks where it is quieter. 18 months and not a mark yet (probably will now I've jinxed myself).
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I am certain you will get good results with scratchX, you might have to apply it 3 or 4 times, and use some serious pressure, but I would bet it will take that right out.
If you haven't read this yet I would give it a look over.
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