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Apr 22, 2005 | 06:54 AM

#21

flowmini98

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From: NorCal 707

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Originally Posted by Boxer Rebellion

Is the colormatching legit? Can be kinda tricky to do with metallic paint...

exact color matching is VER hard to do without actually blending the color to other panels of the vehicle.

Apr 22, 2005 | 05:05 PM

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bBsactoguy

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Originally Posted by flowmini98

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Originally Posted by bBsactoguy

WEll now... I have a verdict.

I'm not very skilled in filling in a scratch so bear with me.

I decided to paint over 2 stratches one on top of the car and one on the hatch-door. The one on the top was fairly easy to paint on. As for the hatch door, since its on its side, it's tough to control the paint.

Um, I didn't do a great job in painting over the scratch so now my car looks pretty messed up hehe... Ill take pics soon.

The product is nice and I do recomend it though for those who have minor scratches on their car..

a way to help keep you paint inside the lines of the scratch..take some masking tape and line your edges the fill in from there...it will help you if you dont have an extremelt steady hand.

Oh my god,

!!!! I totaly forgot about that skill!! I keep forgeting to mask off... argh... and they call me an artist... well I don't draw hahaah

But I bought the Clearcoat Pen, Rubbing Compound Bottle, and the Basecoat Pen...i think it was around 30 or something...A bit pricy to fix a scratch but the rest can be saved for future uses...

The steps were simple, and I'll get to that soon too : )

Sorry I'm laggin on the pics, I'll have them up tonight I hope.