Learn how to repair a deep scratch in the paint of your car. In this case someone keyed my car so I will show you how to remove a deep scratch from that using a touch up paint pen. Fixing scratches in your car’s paint is simple and if they are just clear coat scratches it is even easier.
To remove deep scratches you need to clean the scratch, sand the scratch, use touchup paint on the scratch, sand that paint smooth with the factory paint job, add clear coat, and wet sand that smooth with the factory paint. Then you can polish the whole panel and you are done!
Clear Coat Scratch Repair:
Paint Pen:
1000-1500-2000 Grit:
3000 Grit Sandpaper:
5000 Grit Sandpaper:
Polish:
Polishing Pad:
Microfiber Towel:
Tape:
Isopropyl Alcohol:
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That’s actually a decent estimate. $55 an hour is kinda the lowest a body shop is willing to go on their labor times. That’s about what insurance companies pay them so not bad on that price. I also see they’re kinda hitting you for everything they could (which theoretically is the correct way to do that job). They’re missing a blend on the hood and you’re also kinda supposed to blend that front bumper if the scratch is that close to the headlight. So I’d say a solid 8/10 on that estimate. Not gonna find it much cheaper unless you work at a shop or have a very close friend who owns one
What's that black thingy I saw when you sanded it
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I still waiting for the del sol turbo install😢
Can you make a video on repairing single-stage paint?
You know I’m 14 and your Chanel is pretty cool I never thought I would get into cars but my dad and you made me learn more about it and it’s confusing but that’s probably just me but at lest I get some parts about it.