you gotta be kidding me?!?!

[512detail]

Ouch, sorry man. That stinks. Not telling you to cover up any of that beautiful paint, but a bandaid decal would add some humor to the situation.

I thought about putting a poorboys sticker there

[512detail]

Brandt, try some wool and some heavier cutting power product and see what that does for you. I think you can knock it down more than that.

Keep us posted!

I have some purple thin wool pads (3.5 inch) that I bought for headlights (unused).

I don`t know have much stronger than the rupes blue, maybe aat or uber compound I guess.

[512detail]

Use her car tonight.........

I still have my truck.

[Never Enuff]

New Hellcat probably wouldn`t have that kind of scratch. LOL Just say`n
Jay

[GearHead_1]

New Hellcat probably wouldn`t have that kind of scratch. LOL Just say`n
Jay

Heck yeah, Brandt, if there were ever a reason... maybe a race red this time around. Save yourself some frustration a nice white. Yeah, just yankin` your chain. I`m sorry, it would turn my stomach too. If that is as far as you dare take it maybe some DR. Colorchip.

[Accumulator]

512Detail- Just saw this, aw gee I`m sorry

[Accumulator]

Hey, just a thought...I have a few like that on the Tahoe. When I got it, I did a little wetsanding/compounding/etc. and made `em a tiny bit better. BUT...in hindsight, I think I should`ve gotten out the right stuff (including the magnifying goggles and some tiny brushes) and filled the scratches in with (maybe just) clear and *then* leveled `em. Wouldn`t look even close to perfect, but I really do think it`d look better than the deep-if-smoothed gouges I`ll always see every time I approach the vehicle.

Also, I`d at least consider doing any leveling/etc. by hand. Small enough area and I like the control of "every single pass counts" for stuff like that. M101 can do some serious damage..oops, I mean "work"...by hand.

[jager89]

I`d wet sand myself. I`d save to compound to fix the wet sanding scratches.

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