Car Scratch Repair @ What Scratch? Victoria Park: All day today at Holden and did the following cars:
- SV6 (1 Red & 1 Blue metallic)
- SVZ (Red solid)
- Ford Falcon (Acid Rush metallic)
Good enough to sum-up & meet my day's income.
The SV6 Red has a deep long scratch on the right front fender which required heavy brush touch then apply our SSR (Sprayless Scratch Repair) compound to protect the paintwork before paper sanding. This task requires a bit of precaution, though, not to over sandpaper the area as it will burn the paintwork. As a rule, papersand by 10 times "to & fro" only with a PS2000 (or 1200) and also always apply SSR color-based first prior to brush touch then sandpaper the areas delicately after the paint brush has dried up. By sanding the area, I'm attempting to level the "heavy" brush touched paints. I normally resolve the other scratches around the car with our SSR (Thus the SSR, as a patented product, truly is remarkable, efficient and helps a lot in this type of work) while waiting for the "heavy" brush touched area to get dry and resolve it last.
Perhaps, this can be a good tip on how to repair deep scratches and rest assured you'll get better along the way as you encounter more of these issues.
'Till next time, ciao
Ed "What Scratch? Vic Park"
04 88147999
To make sure you don't go too far, rub a material into the scratch that contrasts with the paint color. In the case of our red Porsche photo car, we used black shoe polish. If the car is a dark color, white shoe polish, Wite-Out or another light-colored material will work.
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