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bmwmclaren
07-08-2001, 02:16 AM
This may sound odd, but I keyed my own car. I was trying to close the door with my hand that had my keys. I closed it and the key scratched the upper part of the door frame by the window. It`s pretty deep. I tried using Eagle One Scratch Remover but it didn`t work. Could you suggest some things that I can do to remove the scratch or make it less noticable?

Andre'
07-08-2001, 02:45 AM
Is you`r car clearcoated? If so did the scratch go through the clearcoat? Try some 3M Perfect IT Fine Cut Rubbing Coumpound , this should help but if the scratch is to deep it may not be removeable only less noticable. After you use the coumpound thear will be a bit of an haze on the paint , this is normal , use the scratch revover to remove the haze. Wet sanding is allways an option , but if you don`t know what you`r doing you may caus more harm than good. I hope this helps.



[Edited by Andre` on 07-08-2001 at 02:42 AM]

bmwmclaren
07-08-2001, 03:00 AM
Yeah... the car does have a clear coat. I just purchased the car a couple of months ago and I already scratched it :(. The scratch is pretty deep but I will try to use the 3M Perfect It to try and get the scratch out.

imported_theamcguy
07-08-2001, 09:43 AM
Can you catch your fingernail in it??? If so, I doubt that you can remove it, it will probably have to be painted. kindda blows goat nuts, but scratches and nicks happen.

bmwmclaren
07-08-2001, 05:33 PM
Would you suggest Touch Up Paint at this point? I can catch it in my fingernail, it`s pretty deep. I was thinking about Touch Up Paint, but the people at Volvo said that it would look like white out cause it`s hard to match the color of the factory even though using the proper color code. You think it`s worth a try? I think having not matching paint is less noticiable than a scratch.

imported_theamcguy
07-08-2001, 05:57 PM
What colour is you car?

bmwmclaren
07-08-2001, 10:49 PM
My car is "Midnight Metallic." It`s a special color from Volvo. It looks like a dark blue during the day and at night it looks black. I guess it`s half half.

john kwapick
07-09-2001, 08:16 AM
did the scratch go thru the color into the primer?



If not, you might try building up the scratch with clear.

bmwmclaren
07-09-2001, 02:55 PM
i`m not really sure what the primer is. i know the scratch went pretty deep though. i can feel it when i put my fingernail over the scratch.

tthomp82
10-17-2009, 06:56 PM
Let me know what you think... I am still learning... just a weekend warrior but this one is going for a car show in two weeks

my process was
PB SSR 1 on LC Orange
Klasse AIO on LC White
PB Black Hole Glaze LC Grey
Nattys Blue on LC blue

Wheels were done by Wheel Wax
Brake Calipers with Klasse AIO then Wheel Wax

Engine done with Purple Power then Stoner Trim Shine

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Old Pirate
10-17-2009, 07:02 PM
Great work on your ride, great looking ride there :thumbup: you got to try some Blackfire Wet Diamond on it, you be in shock:drool5:

tthomp82
10-17-2009, 07:10 PM
Great work on your ride, great looking ride there :thumbup: you got to try some Blackfire Wet Diamond on it, you be in shock:drool5:

Thanks man... I will have to get the Blackfire and give it a go... too many good reviews not to.:hurray:

Old Pirate
10-17-2009, 07:15 PM
One sweet ride there!:thumbup:

imported_Luster
10-17-2009, 08:42 PM
You have earned your praise!!! That car looks gorgeous and show ready!!:D

(I thought 427`s were reserved for Chebby`s! LOLOL!!! Just a little Ford vs. Chevy joke! Don`t have a meltdown... just kidding!):rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

Live the car..........:drool5::thumbup:

imported_Stokdgs
10-17-2009, 09:27 PM
Beautiful work on that Mustang !! I think they had 427 sideoilers back in the mid-late 60`s didnt they?
I have never thought of putting wax on the rotor itself - wont it come off first time you apply the brakes ?
A very nice detail job ! Congratulations !!
DanF