can this be improved?

[spetulla]

http://i13.ebayimg.com/03/i/01/94/22/d8_1.JPG



thoughts?



sam

[imported_ajbarnes]

It`s hard to tell what it is without clearer pics or verbal assumption. But, I`m assuming it is scuff marks, and if it is, clay & polish should do the trick.:up

[spetulla]

it is on black plastic though

[spetulla]

bigger pic



http://f1.offtopic.com/uploads/files/pict-28.jpg

[imported_ajbarnes]

Now it looks like something a body shop is going to have to fix.:nixweiss :D

[imported_Greg]

E36 M3? Try some clay, then polish. It can probably be improved, but not removed.

[NEW AGAIN]

Wash the effected area



Clean the are with 3M adhesive remover[wipe once let soak for 20 seconds then reapply product to rag and wipe again]



Mask bumper off: [USE A COTTON T-SHIRT] Apply DACP / SSR-1 to VEHICLE PAINT area work product in well, Then apply SFP / PP to area work product well then protect with sealant



As for the BUMPER clean the area as stated above DO NOT TREAT the bumper with any condition until the sealant cure PROPERLY unless the conditioner is WATERBASE



GOOD LUCK

[NozeBleedSpeed]

You can camouflage the damage a little bit polishing the paint and dressing the trim but that damage is not something that you can buff out or cover up. Your time would be better spent searching a good body shop.

[Accumulator]

Originally posted by NozeBleedSpeed

... that damage is not something that you can buff out or cover up. Your time would be better spent searching a good body shop.



That`s good advice :xyxthumbs