In October of 2020, I ceramic coated my car with Adam's Graphene coating product.... Fast forward to almost exactly 1 year later, and there was a car accident that happened in front of me and one of the cars was pushed into my front bumper at a fairly low speed.
I have a slightly unique car, and it could take a year to source a new replacement bumper.. It's been 2 months and there's no ETA in a replacement bumper... I'm considering trying to buff out the majority of the scratches myself to avoid a "ding" on future resale value. I can see someone reading "front impact collision" on a car fax report and thinking it was much more severe that it was.
Anyway, since the car is coated, what's a recommended approach to try and get these scratches looking as best as I can? It's tough to determine from the pictures, and in person, if the scratches go through the paint and into the plastic/fiberglass itself.
At this point, I'm just curious for ideas/suggestions.
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Brewder
Hello Forum,
In October of 2020, I ceramic coated my car with Adam's Graphene coating product.... Fast forward to almost exactly 1 year later, and there was a car accident that happened in front of me and one of the cars was pushed into my front bumper at a fairly low speed.
I have a slightly unique car, and it could take a year to source a new replacement bumper.. It's been 2 months and there's no ETA in a replacement bumper... I'm considering trying to buff out the majority of the scratches myself to avoid a "ding" on future resale value. I can see someone reading "front impact collision" on a car fax report and thinking it was much more severe that it was.
Anyway, since the car is coated, what's a recommended approach to try and get these scratches looking as best as I can? It's tough to determine from the pictures, and in person, if the scratches go through the paint and into the plastic/fiberglass itself.
At this point, I'm just curious for ideas/suggestions.
//Brew
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