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Discussion in 'Texas' started by Stryker1112, Oct 18, 2010.

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  1. Stryker1112

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    #1 Stryker1112, Oct 18, 2010
    Well i screwed up and scuffed my bumper on my 360 going into my garage. Its scuffed on the side by the reflecting light. Anyone know some good stuff to try and buff some of it out or know someone? I searched this forum but didnt see anything. Thanks in advance
     
  2. WJHMH

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    #2 WJHMH, Oct 18, 2010
  3. Stentboy

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    #3 Stentboy, Oct 18, 2010
    Marshall Jager. He will come to you and do a very nice job. 214-878-4718
     
  4. JoshVette

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    #4 JoshVette, Oct 18, 2010
    Did it scratch or cut into the paint or just simple paint transfer?

    If paint transfer you should be able to rub it off with some 3M adhesive remover.

    Josh
     
  5. AnotherDunneDeal

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    #5 AnotherDunneDeal, Oct 19, 2010
    Stuart Singer in Dallas at Stuarts. He used to do all the bumpers for FoDallas when in Richardson before relocating to Plano........
     
  6. Stryker1112

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    #6 Stryker1112, Oct 19, 2010
    Thanks for the quick and great replies. Ill try that adhesive remover and see what it does. it may have a slight cut at the wheel fender area but its kinda hard to tell. Thanks again
     
  7. JoshVette

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    #7 JoshVette, Oct 19, 2010
    I've had great success removing paint transfer with 3M adhesive remover, when it comes to scratches though, there's only so much clear coat to play with.

    If the scratch is in the outer layer of the clear most of the time it can be sanded and buffed out, but if its through the clear or deep enough you just cannot correct it completely and it will need to be resprayed.

    The way to tell is by rubbing the scratch with the tip of your fingernail, if it catches then it too deep to get out 100%, if it's still slightly smooth it can more then likely be buffed and polished out.

    Josh
     

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