chrys7 Posted October 29, 2012 Share Posted October 29, 2012 Hey gang, I have a friend who just bought a 2012 3 Series Sedan (Lease). She parked at work to find someone scratched her car. Its on the rear near Gas panel. It about an inch long, only part of the scratch catches on my nail. The car is black and I honestly didnt even notice it until she showed it to me. But now that I know where it is i cant stop looking at it lol. The section of the scratch that doesnt catch on my nail Im pretty sure I can repair using the focus pad. However the part that does catch on my nail, is it safe to say its going to need wet sanding? Should I even attempt the Green, Orange, White Awesomeness on it? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 babaron Posted October 30, 2012 Share Posted October 30, 2012 Short answer is yes. The shallower area will most likely come out completely with proper technique and patience. The deeper scratched area will improve but not come out completely. It would be helpful if you could post a pic of the area close-up. If you need any advice with technique, you are in the right place. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Hey gang, I have a friend who just bought a 2012 3 Series Sedan (Lease).
She parked at work to find someone scratched her car. Its on the rear near
Gas panel. It about an inch long, only part of the scratch catches on my
nail. The car is black and I honestly didnt even notice it until she showed
it to me. But now that I know where it is i cant stop looking at it lol.
The section of the scratch that doesnt catch on my nail Im pretty sure I can
repair using the focus pad. However the part that does catch on my nail,
is it safe to say its going to need wet sanding?
Should I even attempt the Green, Orange, White Awesomeness on it?
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