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    So I moved out of my old roommates place and couldnt get my car towed to my new residence until recently. I wound up finding this new and nice scratch.



    Its on the rear drivers fender, it appers to be down to the primer. Is there any easy solution to fix this? Im not real good with body work, I've panel shot a couple fenders that turned out pretty well but im not sure what i should do on this. Any suggestions, ideas?
    Last edited by mrhobbz; 06-02-2009, 02:18 PM.

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    Re: Fixing a really deep scratch.

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      Re: Fixing a really deep scratch.

      you can kind of see the scratch but not how severe it is. A better picture without the reflection might help some ppl.

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        Re: Fixing a really deep scratch.

        Originally posted by firebird19_99 View Post
        you can kind of see the scratch but not how severe it is. A better picture without the reflection might help some ppl.
        Yeah that was taken with a cell phone, i'll try to get a better picture when its lighter out.

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          Re: Fixing a really deep scratch.

          That sucks , you might have to tape off the area an sand it down , respray and use some clear. Or see how much a painter woulf fix it for, I bet it wouldn't be too much.
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            Re: Fixing a really deep scratch.

            Originally posted by ssms5411 View Post
            That sucks , you might have to tape off the area an sand it down , respray and use some clear. Or see how much a painter woulf fix it for, I bet it wouldn't be too much.
            I'm honestly thinking about sanding down the entire car and repainting it all together. 10 year old NBM, starting to fade, little nicks here and there. What would be more fun than stealing my parents garage for a day or so to dirty it up a bit :)

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              Re: Fixing a really deep scratch.

              A day or two? Man, you must have never painted a car, it will be messy for longer then a day or two...lol
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                Re: Fixing a really deep scratch.

                Want it done right? Sand it down and Respray the entire panel.
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                • #9
                  Re: Fixing a really deep scratch.

                  Originally posted by unvmyrs View Post
                  A day or two? Man, you must have never painted a car, it will be messy for longer then a day or two...lol
                  I've done prep work and paint, would take me all of three maybe four days to have the entire car finished by myself.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Fixing a really deep scratch.

                    Originally posted by Firebirdkid96 View Post
                    Want it done right? Sand it down and Respray the entire panel.
                    Yeah, im heading to napa to pickup paint and activator. They seem to be the only place that actually knows/has the mix for NBM around here out of the 13 odd places i've called. Going to go ahead and start prepping the entire car, it needs its shine back anyway.

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                      Re: Fixing a really deep scratch.

                      Originally posted by mrhobbz View Post
                      So I moved out of my old roommates place and couldnt get my car towed to my new residence until recently. I wound up finding this new and nice scratch.



                      Its on the rear drivers fender, it appers to be down to the primer. Is there any easy solution to fix this? Im not real good with body work, I've panel shot a couple fenders that turned out pretty well but im not sure what i should do on this. Any suggestions, ideas?
                      well the reason I said that was because in this post it says you know little about body work and have shot a couple of panels... nothing about painting an entire car. But either way, doesn't look like it'd be too hard to just fix that one panel.
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