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Help. How to fix
I got in an accident. After cleaning up the mess, this is what I end up with.
Cracking paint. Can touch-up paint work with this? Or I have to sand it down a bit then use touch-up paint? ![]() Can I wet-sand the headlight (the way people use to restore yellow headlight) and use tons of rubbing compound after sand it? The crack/crash is not too deep, I can feel it with finger but not with finger nail (just a little). ![]() ![]() ![]()
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I hope you have a buffer, because I dont think you can get that out by hand
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| The Following User Says Thank You to jwlee7ucla For This Useful Post: | vincent201089 (07-31-2013) |
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Touch up paint will not work do to the fact that your car color is pearl white. Anytime a car has any pearl or metallic coating in the mix of paint you will have to repaint the whole piece. Touch up paint for pearl white from a dealership does not have clear coat mixed in. So once you apply the touch up later on you will notice small blotches all over the damaged areas of your bumper. I hope this was informative to you and if you have any other questions feel free to ask us.
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| The Following User Says Thank You to DTMAUTOBODY For This Useful Post: | vincent201089 (08-01-2013) |
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