Eoanou

Well I was parking my car and I ended up scratching my front bumper pretty badly, I don't have a picture now, but white is showing and it seems a bit deep. Essentially what is the best way to hide the scratches short of painting the bumper. I could probably replace it for 200$ since it's on the third gen and its on the lower part of the bumper by the vents. But maybe there is a cheaper solution.

Basically I need to remove a scratch or multiple scratches, they are probably the equivelent of the car being keyed as far as what the scratch seems like.

exceldetail

Color fill and wet sand.......

italian_spak

U mean touchup by color fill? Or like turtle was color fill?

exceldetail

Touch up....Thats about the only way vs. having someone come out and respray it for you..

Eoanou

Well I saw it today it seems its just the plastic is scratched but the color is there, so are you suggesting I still touch up with color fill?

Also what exactly is wet sanding? I'm guessing it needs to be done to smooth out the scratches.

Any suggested materials that I should use would be greatly appreciated!

Eoanou

Here is a picture it's raining now but and you can barely spot it out unless you're within a couple feet of it. It's on the lower part of the front bumper.

Eoanou

Just for refrencethe white streaks are the scratches, that's exactly what it looks like, the camera isn't moving.

Eoanou

Heres another shot this scratch is really long is basically wraps around the whole corner of the bottom part of the bumper.