rock chips. best local product +method?
rock chips. best local product +method?
i got a mass amount of rock chips and it makes me cry when i look at it
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what products would anyone recommend that i can easily get at a local auto parts store? and would i need any buffing machines or such?
. what products would anyone recommend that i can easily get at a local auto parts store? and would i need any buffing machines or such?
Dr. Colorchip is the easiest product that doesn't require a buffer, it also doesn't look the best either. However it would look MUCH better then all of the rock chips. It basically slightly fills and colors the rock-chips, but doesn't adhere to the existing paint outside of the rock chips.
If you want them to look their best, that's a time consuming professional job which includes base coat, clear coat, wetsanding, compounding, and then 1-2 steps of polishing after.
If you want them to look their best, that's a time consuming professional job which includes base coat, clear coat, wetsanding, compounding, and then 1-2 steps of polishing after.
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