Cholleman
12-18-2009, 08:04 AM
A neighbor of mine has an 04 Nissan Murano that has a few scratches on the bumper cover. He`s not that knowledgeable about cars and thought the bumper covers were metal so he dabbed a bit of primer on the scratches in an attempt to prevent rust :think: He went a little over board with the primer and got some on the surrounding areas that are still painted. Being unsatisfied with his work, he asked me if I could make it look better.
What`s the best way to remove the primer from the surrounding areas so that when I apply the proper touch up paint to the scratches, they`ll be as minimized as possible? I was thinking a light wetsand with 3000 in the areas, followed up with some polishing and then the touchup.
Thoughts?
What`s the best way to remove the primer from the surrounding areas so that when I apply the proper touch up paint to the scratches, they`ll be as minimized as possible? I was thinking a light wetsand with 3000 in the areas, followed up with some polishing and then the touchup.
Thoughts?