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Too deep for any paint correction, you'll need to get those resprayed.
If you're going to have it repainted (which I'm pretty sure you will), I would start looking for a residence that has a garage, and I don't mean one of those underground public garages, I mean your own garage, otherwise this crap may happen again.
I had scratches down to the metal on my M Roadster and my guy was able to make them disappear without paint. Lots of time and massaging the paint is the trick, something I could never do.
In my experience, you can't make paint appear on bare metal without applying more paint. Your detailer must be a magician . That, or the scratch wasn't quite that deep after all.
Thanks for all the ideas guys. I will first try to buff it because i hate dealing with the insurance company to put a record on my car. I dont mind little imperfection as i dont take my car to a show. Worst come to worst, if its too noticeable after buff, i will consider the respray route. Since im not familiar with detailing product, im here asking which product to use. Now, with all been said, im an example of "hater" victim, and i swear i ONLY push my F on EMPTY highway, my F DONT reach 3K rpm in local. but as you're all can see....haters are still gonna hate. So please guys....we're all know there are haters out there. Dont create extra...sorry, im half drunk typing this
That's messed up! Haters that do this kind of shenanigans are the scum of the earth. Those scratches look deep, good luck with the buffering but I think it's gonna need a respray.
Very disappointing to see people with such hatred for their own things translate to inflicting harm on others' property. Probably envy that they can't afford something nice? Can't handle the fact that their crappy lives are going nowhere, so they just try to bring others down with them. It does appear that you will need a full respray.
As others have stated, check to see how far vandalism will go on your policy. Things like this shouldn't happen, but insurance should help soften the blow. Unfortunately, that alone won't ever have you forgetting what type of people still exist in this world. Sad but true. Best of luck with the paint!
Thanks for all the ideas guys. I will first try to buff it because i hate dealing with the insurance company to put a record on my car. I dont mind little imperfection as i dont take my car to a show. Worst come to worst, if its too noticeable after buff, i will consider the respray route. Since im not familiar with detailing product, im here asking which product to use. Now, with all been said, im an example of "hater" victim, and i swear i ONLY push my F on EMPTY highway, my F DONT reach 3K rpm in local. but as you're all can see....haters are still gonna hate. So please guys....we're all know there are haters out there. Dont create extra...sorry, im half drunk typing this
No offense but if you don't know what products to use I don't think this is something you want to tackle yourself. You will just end up wasting your money. Take it to a professional and get their opinion to see if they can buff it out as they will have the tools needed to get the job done.
In my experience, you can't make paint appear on bare metal without applying more paint. Your detailer must be a magician . That, or the scratch wasn't quite that deep after all.
Worth a try for the OP though either way.
I'm no expert and the scratch was down to the metal. I asked him how he did it and he said he is able to heat the paint and clear enough to bring it back over the scratch. I don't know if that's true but that's what he said. His portfolio of cars is huge and the most expensive he ever wet sanded and polished was the Ferrari FXX.
No offense but if you don't know what products to use I don't think this is something you want to tackle yourself. You will just end up wasting your money. Take it to a professional and get their opinion to see if they can buff it out as they will have the tools needed to get the job done.
I totally agree i was so eager to do something about it, anything. So i thought i could just try some buffing products to blend some paint in the marks to ease up my eyes, because it hurts from looking at it. Thanks guys for all the help and links.
Sorry to hear bro. I had a situation with a lady near my home who scratched my ISF. Luckily her ins paid for the repairs. 560 for having the rear bumper resprayed. I was DAMN. well its not my money. LOL.
Sorry to hear bro. I had a situation with a lady near my home who scratched my ISF. Luckily her ins paid for the repairs. 560 for having the rear bumper resprayed. I was DAMN. well its not my money. LOL.
LOL, a lady??? Anyway, if my scratches were at the bumper, i would have order a painted bumper from Sewell, assuming if they're still selling it. Im guesstimate my bill will be within $2k for a respray???
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