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Scratch removal


bcampbe7

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My oldest son (3.5) was trying to get his bike out of the garage a few weeks ago. He was careful, but the handlebars were just too wide for the area he was trying to squeeze through. The hand brake ended up putting a nice sized scratch on the rear passenger door.

 

Anyway... I finally had some time yesterday to get the PC and rotary out along with some Swirl & Haze remover, Fine Machine Polish and finally Super Machine wax.

 

This scratch was deep enough to be felt by even the shortest of fingernails. While I did not get it completely removed with my limited expertise, it did go away enough that you have to look real close and in just the right light to see. I even got the wife's approval!

 

Thanks Adam and company!

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Thanks for the comments, all! In all honesty, this only took maybe 15 minutes once I got the car washed and got all the needed supplies out.

 

I should also mention that I used SHR on the orange pad, FMP on the white and SMP on the black. Don't have any of the yellow pads.

 

 

Looks good. So, I presume the kid's off living with his grandparents now? :D

 

 

LOL... I should have put a disclaimer saying that "no children were harmed in the filming of this event." :lolsmack:

 

 

No, this gave me an opportunity to use the tools/equipment I have purchased over the years. I wasn't mad in the least bit. Also helped to show the wife that I don't spend money on the good stuff for my health. They actually work!

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nice job, if i saw that i would have thrown a sh!t fit. at least you know it is only clear coat deep and didn't require any repainting (:mad: at the rock chips and thin water-based paint on my camaro!!!)

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NICE! You know what makes really quick work of those are the 4" focus pads!

 

Great job though!

 

I take that SMP is MSW... ;)

 

Yes, my bad...

 

Good job! Does the little fella know to ask for help next time?

 

Yeah, he knows to ask for help now.

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VERY nice work...if that can be squared away, then most damage the res of us encounter is fixable too.

 

I remember being half in tears the day I dingled by Dad's '86 Corvette with my bike...needless to say, I was VERY careful after that!!

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This is one of my biggest fears due to the bikes being in the smallish two-car garage I have.

 

You did a solid job though! Definitely beats letting the body shop make money off of ya.

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