Scratch Remover...
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Originally Posted by xDRx
Well I went out and tried it. Didn't work :( Is there anything I might've done wrong on applying it? I followed the Instructions
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3M makes a great product as well. Harder to find.. This coming from a meg'* guy.
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Sorry for the long responce...
most of the scratches I can rub my fingernail on and it'll dip in it :(
So what will I need to do to get rid of it now?
most of the scratches I can rub my fingernail on and it'll dip in it :(
So what will I need to do to get rid of it now?
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Well, they would usually have to strip a section of paint off such as a quarterpanel, door panel, etc., depending on where the scratches are. This is to ensure a smooth finish.
I don't know how much it would cost, but it'* probably in the range of a few hundred per area (depends on the shop I guess).
I don't know how much it would cost, but it'* probably in the range of a few hundred per area (depends on the shop I guess).
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