anyone else get pissed off when . . .
#1
anyone else get pissed off when . . .
You wash and detail your car and you find another, new paint chip and/or scratch? Makes me not want to detail my own car any more . . . and it's only 1 month old.
#4
Well you have to remember its a car, its mean't to be driven not just sit in the garage all the time. Things are going to happen no matter what. Just have to learn to deal with it over time. Shit happens unfortunately just a part of life. But I know what you are saying it sucks but what can you do.
#5
Originally Posted by Distorted Reality
Well you have to remember its a car, its mean't to be driven not just sit in the garage all the time..
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#10
Originally Posted by Distorted Reality
Well you have to remember its a car, its mean't to be driven not just sit in the garage all the time. Things are going to happen no matter what. Just have to learn to deal with it over time. Shit happens unfortunately just a part of life. But I know what you are saying it sucks but what can you do.
Thats why I shall get a repaint after I hit 100K (which should be within next 1.5 years haha)
Originally Posted by paz840
Said by the guy who's TL sits in the garage all the time
#12
Originally Posted by Fulani has a TL
Thats why I shall get a repaint after I hit 100K (which should be within next 1.5 years haha)
:agreed: Whats he got 26K on the odo, if that?!
:agreed: Whats he got 26K on the odo, if that?!
#13
Small chips, not so much. *So far* they've all been in odd, obscure areas. Little touch up paint, no problem.
Scratches/door dings =
Having a bike fall on the hood and dent/scratch it =
Scratches/door dings =
Having a bike fall on the hood and dent/scratch it =
#14
Originally Posted by csmeance
its bad to find it, but a bit of touchup paint and 2000-3000 grit sandpaper takes care of it all.
#15
Originally Posted by jmkiang
Whats the best place the purchase the touch up paint? And is there any special "preparation" or do you just ues the tip/brush to fill in the chips? How do you said down the "bumpy" paint without hazing the surrounding clear coat? And I'm assuming you are wet sanding right?
There is an excellent DIY in the wash and wax section.
#16
just happened to me today... last wash was 3 weeks ago....
today i discovered 3 more scratches.. 1 big paint chip on my rear bumper... and 2 dents
normally ppl should feel happy after a wash/detailing... but god damn it just gets me stressed out lol
today i discovered 3 more scratches.. 1 big paint chip on my rear bumper... and 2 dents
normally ppl should feel happy after a wash/detailing... but god damn it just gets me stressed out lol
#17
Originally Posted by csmeance
I got my paint from the stealership. I just slowly, over the course of a few days fill it in with light layers. When it gets past the top layer, i sand it down using the back of a pencil (eraser) with sandpaper on it, this keeps the sanding area small and keeps it all in check. I sand very little and check constantly. Too much and you need to respray the clear coat. To little and you have a big blob there. Also if you do "haze" up the clear, follow up with some light cut compound, it should be able to take out 2-3K sanding marks.
There is an excellent DIY in the wash and wax section.
There is an excellent DIY in the wash and wax section.
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