Suggestions: Damage behind rear wheel

A good painter will be able to sand, paint and blend that, and you’ll never see it. Fairly easy to do with the rear wheels/tires removed. If they removed the liners, it would be best.

Wait for the paint to cure for 30 days, then PPF in that area.


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Impact Zone is gonna always be an Impact Zone. If you want to drive the car, keep that in mind.

Fix: Clean the area on both sides of the car, and figure out which side has more area damaged. Using 3m painter tape, mask about 1/8" beyond that as if it was a factory application, and duplicate that pattern and coverage (think "factory application"), as well as the immediate wheelwell area.
Wrap the adjacent wheel/tire with a big trash bag.
Spray a few light coating of Plasti Dip. If some chips manage to form over time in the rubberized coating, easy to peel-off and re-spray, or just add another coat.
Enjoy driving it, not fretting about it. Otherwise, just put the bodyshop on retainer.
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I agree, I have to sand and re paint behind the wheels of my 328 at least once or twice a year,( two colors at that ) its either that, or buy mud flaps ! lol Its easy enough to fix on your own, if I can do it, you certainly can ! lol

Thank you ,