Subject	Keep "dabbing" in several coats until it's above the
Posted by	garth8934(Seattle) on September 19, 2004 at 11:31 PM
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In Reply To	it leaves little dimples though (n/m) posted by PunkZTT(Phoenix) on September 19, 2004 at 12:33 PM
Message	original paint. Let dry for about a week, then sand it back flush with a super fine grit sanding block (available at your local auto paint supply store, it's about an inch by 1/2 inch by 1/2 inch of superfine grit sand). Then hand polish the area with fine rubbing compound. This, however, will leave a glass smooth spot everywhere you do this. Clean out any contaminants with a wax and grease remover and a toothpick first. 1994 Black 300ZX TT 1991 Teal MR2 NA daily driver(in the background) Don't forget to lube your pipe first. ;) - SooperZ95 The question I always like to ask people that perplex me is "What's it like being as stupid as you?" Albinonewt-From the Automag.org forum
Follow Ups	How do you repair rock chips and scratches? - PunkZTT(Phoenix) 11:14:49 09/19/04 touchup paint (n/m) - BooZted (Being painted) 12:01:14 09/19/04 it leaves little dimples though (n/m) - PunkZTT(Phoenix) 12:33:40 09/19/04 Keep "dabbing" in several coats until it's above the - garth8934(Seattle) 23:31:39 09/19/04 I've found that alot of times scratches, are just in >> - SirpriZ 12:55:53 09/19/04 I haven't tried rock chips or scratches. BUT... - drivebyz300 13:41:18 09/19/04 For scratches..not swirls...you might want to try - Pats300zx 18:25:02 09/19/04
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