any fixing this?
any fixing this?
my brother has an 06 red f150 and while he was washing it today his stupid girlfriend used one of those green scrubbing pads you use for dishes on his paint! now the pasenger side door is all scratched up and loks horrible...
is there a way to fix this without owning a DA or anything like that... I really don't have many resources...all I have is wal mart and auto zone for products.
all I tried so far is scratch x and it didn't make much of a diferenc..also im using my phone to post so im not sure if I can put a pic up
is there a way to fix this without owning a DA or anything like that... I really don't have many resources...all I have is wal mart and auto zone for products.
all I tried so far is scratch x and it didn't make much of a diferenc..also im using my phone to post so im not sure if I can put a pic up
She washed it with a Scotchbrite pad? WOW.
I don't know that your going to be able to truly fix it by hand. You might be able to lessen the appearance though. Depends on how bad it is. Pics would be great.
I don't know that your going to be able to truly fix it by hand. You might be able to lessen the appearance though. Depends on how bad it is. Pics would be great.
okay ill see if I can get to a computer and post up some pics...I didn figure there would be anything I could do but I figured I would ask
and yea he does need to get rid of the gf...shes a real winner
and yea he does need to get rid of the gf...shes a real winner
Ive used a scratch remover from walmart. I dont remember the name. Its in a small like orange and black box. Sorry i dont know the name. but it works awesome
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sight unseen of course but you're more than likely looking at some pretty agressive polishes and a machine needed. I'm not even sure a DA would be able to take that stuff out. If it's deep enough it may even need to be wet sanded but that's just about the worst case scenario as long as she didn't scrub through the clear.
You might as well give Scratch-X a try, I've seen it get out some pretty nasty scratches with 3-4 passes.
If that doesn't work, try 105. It works really really good, even by hand.
If that doesn't work, try 105. It works really really good, even by hand.
Last edited by milkthegoat; Sep 27, 2008 at 08:36 AM.
I've tried the megs scratch x a few times plus I washed, clayed and waxed the whole truck today and it looks a lot better but his paint is in realy bad shape and needs a lot of correction work but I can't do that
internet still isn't workin here so can't post pics yet
internet still isn't workin here so can't post pics yet
How long did you work the scratch X? You need to work it for a while to fully work. Everyone always trys "applying" it like wax/sealant. It does not work that way. You need to work/polish out the imperfections. I had a buddy that did something similar with his car and scratch x fixed it without me pulling out the DA. Try working it for a minute and see how much further it goes once the abrasives have broken down more.
I hope this might help some, if not, if he ever comes to Fl. I will hook him up.
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ok finally able to post some pics
i think the pics are upside down lol but doesnt matter..


this was after 2 coats of scratch X but i'll try it again and try working it in more

i think the pics are upside down lol but doesnt matter..


this was after 2 coats of scratch X but i'll try it again and try working it in more

DA
Dual Action Polisher. The detailer's weapon of choice. Generally refers to the Porter Cable 7424 Dual Action Polisher. Used mostly for defect removal in paint. Can also be used for last step product (LSP) application and removal.
http://www.autodetailingsolutions.co...20Specials.htm
Dual Action Polisher. The detailer's weapon of choice. Generally refers to the Porter Cable 7424 Dual Action Polisher. Used mostly for defect removal in paint. Can also be used for last step product (LSP) application and removal.
http://www.autodetailingsolutions.co...20Specials.htm



