Help! Tree scratches in paint!
#1
Help! Tree scratches in paint!
My Wife decided to take the X off-roading to avoid an accident and she ran thru some trees, they scratched along each side of the truck and left marks in the clearcoat I am guessing.
They are not down to the paint but they are into the clearcoat, they left light colored marks in it.
How do I get these out or reduce their obviousness?
Thanks!
They are not down to the paint but they are into the clearcoat, they left light colored marks in it.
How do I get these out or reduce their obviousness?
Thanks!
#2
I have to buff them out using Mcguires swirl remover/polish. You can still see some of the worst ones but minor ones will disappear.
Isn't it sad how the leafiest green twigs can scratch the paint on these newer vehicle's. How is someone supposed to use 4x4 if they have to polish truck for two days afterwards to remove scratches. I sure do miis the days of paint with 'lead' and Imron clear!
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2000 Lariat 4x4 Supercab ORP
Black Clearcoat
Flowmaster 50 series SUV using original tailpipe
K&N Filter
CamLocker Aluminum Toolbox
Tinted Windows
Vent Visors
A.R.E. 'Z' series bed cap
1999 HD Softail Custom
Cobalt Blue
Lowered and Chromed
1995 Long Haired Chihuahua (Best security system on the market)
http://www.harleyrider.webprovider.com/index.htm
http://www.fordharley.com/index.shtml
Isn't it sad how the leafiest green twigs can scratch the paint on these newer vehicle's. How is someone supposed to use 4x4 if they have to polish truck for two days afterwards to remove scratches. I sure do miis the days of paint with 'lead' and Imron clear!
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2000 Lariat 4x4 Supercab ORP
Black Clearcoat
Flowmaster 50 series SUV using original tailpipe
K&N Filter
CamLocker Aluminum Toolbox
Tinted Windows
Vent Visors
A.R.E. 'Z' series bed cap
1999 HD Softail Custom
Cobalt Blue
Lowered and Chromed
1995 Long Haired Chihuahua (Best security system on the market)
http://www.harleyrider.webprovider.com/index.htm
http://www.fordharley.com/index.shtml
#3
#4
That is a big time pain, i feel for you. but those scratches usually appear to be worse than they are. just take your time and work on it a section at a time. i like the Mother's 3-step process. And perhaps the best way to get rid of scratches is to wax your truck every 4-6 months. you build up a mini forcefield that way. good luck.