worst curb scratch/scrape *pic*
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Originally Posted by MRfire
Looks like you fuked your rim up too.....
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So thats what snow tires look like..christ..I thought you had an SUV for a second!
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OWNED!!
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Originally Posted by buffmanjeff
Might as well get the whole bumper painted with all those rock dings.
that's just from 2 weeks of highway driving, not worth getting the whole bumper painted every 2 weeks
i had the same place of my car scratch up.... i didnt hit a curb tho...
I used the touchup paint and bought some clearcoat and unless u bend over and look you cant tell the difference =P
I used the touchup paint and bought some clearcoat and unless u bend over and look you cant tell the difference =P
Good grief! I did EXACTLY the same thing as you! Same damage. Clipped the edge of a high curb on the passenger side. Just sickening!! I fixed it myself. Bondo glazing putty (two part) filling the big scratches, high build surfacer primer (multiple coats until all the scratches disappeared) sanding with several grades of wet/dry paper, and finally, OEM SS touch-up painted thinned with lacquer thinner and sprayed with an airbrush. After polishing, the wound is healed. You can do it.
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Originally Posted by bilinghm
Good grief! I did EXACTLY the same thing as you! Same damage. Clipped the edge of a high curb on the passenger side. Just sickening!! I fixed it myself. Bondo glazing putty (two part) filling the big scratches, high build surfacer primer (multiple coats until all the scratches disappeared) sanding with several grades of wet/dry paper, and finally, OEM SS touch-up painted thinned with lacquer thinner and sprayed with an airbrush. After polishing, the wound is healed. You can do it.
high build surface primer - what brand, how much
several grades wet/dry sandpaper - what grit/grades
oem touch-up paint - where'd you get it from?
instructions and pics?
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**update: i just got rear ended by a chick in a flipping civic, some people don't ever change their brakes and don't know how to stop in traffic, now i got the front and rear bumper to work on, i'll let the insurance company handle this mess
Originally Posted by shwnrhmn
**update: i just got rear ended by a chick in a flipping civic, some people don't ever change their brakes and don't know how to stop in traffic, now i got the front and rear bumper to work on, i'll let the insurance company handle this mess
Originally Posted by mc350z
personally ive tried to DIY on some scratches and ive found at least for me the touchup paint doesnt match, i worried myself sick until i just bit the bullet and had a body shop fix it the cheap and simple way
i had them repaint just the surrounding area and burn the clear coat in with the rest instead of reclearing the whole bumper when my clearbra tore a section of paint off my rear bumper. i think i got it fixed for around $175
good luck
i had them repaint just the surrounding area and burn the clear coat in with the rest instead of reclearing the whole bumper when my clearbra tore a section of paint off my rear bumper. i think i got it fixed for around $175
good luck
Originally Posted by shwnrhmn
**update: i just got rear ended by a chick in a flipping civic, some people don't ever change their brakes and don't know how to stop in traffic, now i got the front and rear bumper to work on, i'll let the insurance company handle this mess
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