Scratching Silver Satin
#1
Scratching Silver Satin
How does our paint do with dark colors.
I have a silver baby & scratches aren't that bad. I was planing to get the dark blue or gray CL now, but i didnt want to face the problems & headaches of scraches. What do you guys suggest??
I have a silver baby & scratches aren't that bad. I was planing to get the dark blue or gray CL now, but i didnt want to face the problems & headaches of scraches. What do you guys suggest??
#3
I have a blue TL-S and the scratches are white underneath. Most of the little ones you can't really see, but if they are deep enough... you'll notice it. It's really not fair to compare silver to darker colors b/c silver will ALWAYS hide those types of things better....
#4
16GS FSprt,03Max,12 335is
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From: Manhattan Beach, Ca / Dallas, Tx
Originally posted by juniorbean
I have a blue TL-S and the scratches are white underneath. Most of the little ones you can't really see, but if they are deep enough... you'll notice it. It's really not fair to compare silver to darker colors b/c silver will ALWAYS hide those types of things better....
I have a blue TL-S and the scratches are white underneath. Most of the little ones you can't really see, but if they are deep enough... you'll notice it. It's really not fair to compare silver to darker colors b/c silver will ALWAYS hide those types of things better....
#7
Some punka$$ decided to key my car from front hood sidewall to trunk sidewall. I didn't even notice it until I washed my car. The scratch would've been very noticable on a dark car, but I can barely see it on my SSM. Go with light colored cars.
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