When I lifted my Labrador into my boot this am his Claw marked my bumper leaving a six inch scratch what's best way to polish out also is sepang blue a soft paint as his claw hardly touched it have had the car 3 weeks
Scratch removal sepang blue
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Is the scratch deep enough to catch your finger nail in? If not then a machine polisher with a compound will get it out.
If your nail catches, then you'll need to look at a proper touch up kit / respray
If your nail catches, then you'll need to look at a proper touch up kit / respray
start with seeing if your nail catches on it - as stated above.
if not, start with a fine polish, and work your way more corse, using a finishing pad - till its removed and then back to fine again.
if it catches, use a cutting pad and a corse polish, working your way fine, this will remove some of it. then get it touched up.
OR
you confident to take wet / dry to it?
do the above and then wash the area, what ever is left, spray 1000grit and lightly, very lightly rub over the top of it. every 2/3 rubs, wipe it down with a wet cloth, flip the paper, spray it and go again, until its gone.
then polish it with a finishing pad to bring it back up.
IF its down do the actual base coat or deeper, i.e to the panel, similar principles apply but more work needed.
if not, start with a fine polish, and work your way more corse, using a finishing pad - till its removed and then back to fine again.
if it catches, use a cutting pad and a corse polish, working your way fine, this will remove some of it. then get it touched up.
OR
you confident to take wet / dry to it?
do the above and then wash the area, what ever is left, spray 1000grit and lightly, very lightly rub over the top of it. every 2/3 rubs, wipe it down with a wet cloth, flip the paper, spray it and go again, until its gone.
then polish it with a finishing pad to bring it back up.
IF its down do the actual base coat or deeper, i.e to the panel, similar principles apply but more work needed.
