LOOK ! A Product for filling in CHIPS and DEEP SCRATCHES
06-17-2007, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by darksom1
There are a lot of products listed. Too much shit for real. Somebody post some real life results (as in a member on here did it and it worked so we can see). I want to fix my imperfections, not compound it!
Thanks for the tip Lembowski. You and Jesstzn are both world reknowned detailers, but ya'll are reppin' different products. One of them is bound to get good results so I will wait and see if someone posts!
Because I'm anal, I may just wait until I can afford the clearbra install, and then do it. That way I can guarantee I won't get anymore, and won't have to do it again. I got time...
Thanks for the tip Lembowski. You and Jesstzn are both world reknowned detailers, but ya'll are reppin' different products. One of them is bound to get good results so I will wait and see if someone posts!
Because I'm anal, I may just wait until I can afford the clearbra install, and then do it. That way I can guarantee I won't get anymore, and won't have to do it again. I got time...
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08-14-2007, 12:33 AM
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Any updates on which scratch remover works the best? I have a couple rock chips about 1mm or a little bigger and a nail gouge under the door handle. Just bought an '05 SSM that is practically mint except these marks.
08-14-2007, 07:53 AM
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i have tried the 5DP thing, it works when used as instructed. I only needed for 2 small scratches, so i don't really need it anymore. Let me know if interested.
08-14-2007, 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by HQTL6SPD
i have tried the 5DP thing, it works when used as instructed. I only needed for 2 small scratches, so i don't really need it anymore. Let me know if interested.
Definitely interested but my rock chips are to the primer, so I want to look into something like quixx that I can use a touch up paint to fill it in. I have leftover SSM paint from my last TL.
08-17-2007, 01:21 AM
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Originally Posted by aznboi2424
ok, i used all the steps except the wet sand. ive been busy dealing with my insurance company. the first product includes paint for primer. pictures will be posted if requested.
Can you please post some pics? I think I may try that quixx stuff.
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