Hello! I'm from Portland, OR and we were hit with some snow a few weeks back. The city freaks out when this happens and they spray all kinds of stuff on the ground. The most upsetting and almost crazy thing that they spray is tons of rocks and pebbles onto their freeways. Anyway, on my way to work, I picked up a rock and it hit my hood at a perfect angle to where it didn't chip the paint, rather lifted the clear coat. I am hoping to wet sand this to correct it since it's on my hood and unlike rock chips, this is very noticeable even at distance. Is this a viable fix? Also, my fear is that there won't be any more clear coat under this damage left so I would cause more harm than good if I do wet sand. Any input will be greatly appreciated!
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Hello! I'm from Portland, OR and we were hit with some snow a few weeks back. The city freaks out when this happens and they spray all kinds of stuff on the ground. The most upsetting and almost crazy thing that they spray is tons of rocks and pebbles onto their freeways. Anyway, on my way to work, I picked up a rock and it hit my hood at a perfect angle to where it didn't chip the paint, rather lifted the clear coat. I am hoping to wet sand this to correct it since it's on my hood and unlike rock chips, this is very noticeable even at distance. Is this a viable fix? Also, my fear is that there won't be any more clear coat under this damage left so I would cause more harm than good if I do wet sand. Any input will be greatly appreciated!
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