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Car Scratch Removal

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Aclique_Clothing
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Yeah so me and a couple friends went offroading with my friends jeep and we got stuck in a huge mud puddle. After about 2 hours we got out and we were on our way to a party so we thought it would be cool to show up with "battle wounds", so we threw mud and smeered mud all over the car. My friend who owned the car didnt think it was a bright idea in the first place and I engraved a swastica in the front hood of his car. So today he got his car washed and there are tons of little scratches in his car and he is pretty pissed. So me and my friends have decided to buy some scratch removal for his car, so does anyone have any good products for this? thanks
Apr 29 2007 10:08PM
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jhackbeez
Posts: 2136 - Karma: 258
scratch removal? i would try using touch up paint maybe. and why would you key a swastica?
Apr 29 2007 10:10PM
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phatbush
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yeah man!  walmart sells this stuff.  i dont rember the name but i used it!  it comes with this foamy chemical stuff and a foam pad to rub them out!  just ask the people at walmart they will know! 
Apr 29 2007 10:11PM
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Aclique_Clothing
Posts: 1807 - Karma: 19
i didnt key it

we smeered mud on the hood and i made a swastica with my finger and i guess it scrapped it
Apr 29 2007 10:12PM
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Aclique_Clothing
Posts: 1807 - Karma: 19
ya and if anyone can post how much the product costs too that would be just great
Apr 29 2007 10:37PM
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phatbush
Posts: 1693 - Karma: 20
it was expensive man!  like 15 bucks!  but it really did work!
Apr 29 2007 10:45PM
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keystoner1
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WALMART KNOWS ALL!
Apr 29 2007 11:08PM
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eyes.a.fire
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15 bucks isnt expensive! cheaper than going to a paint shop
Apr 29 2007 11:39PM
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keystoner1
Posts: 2143 - Karma: 11
fer sure
Apr 29 2007 11:49PM
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C.R.420
Posts: 2441 - Karma: 28
www.paintscratch.com
i heard that their products are pretty good.

i need to order some myself to fix a few scratches on my altima, especially since I will be selling it in the near future.
Apr 29 2007 11:51PM
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acoustikrage
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pay to get the car detailed by a professional. otherwise you'll need to get some paint polish applied either by hand with a foam pad, or use a random orbital sander with a foam pad attachment. the only somewhat effective products you can buy over the counter are meguiars scratch-x and mothers power polish. more effective products usually have to be ordered online...which is why i think you should just pay to have the car detailed.
Apr 30 2007 12:07AM
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andrewg
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Are the scratches really deep? If not u can buy some rubbin compound make sure u read the instructions tho cause u can rub all the way down past the paint if ur not careful
Apr 30 2007 10:30AM
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Shpadoinkle
Posts: 10437 - Karma: 84
first rule of mudding...never smear the mud into the paint.
amateurs...
Apr 30 2007 11:05AM
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Shpadoinkle
Posts: 10437 - Karma: 84
just wax it and it will be good as new...almost.
now you know.
Apr 30 2007 11:11AM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
Posts: 9097 - Karma: 777
should be don't give a shit about your paint job anymore.
Apr 30 2007 11:42AM
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japanada
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get some quality rubbing compounds, a clay bar, and some quality wax. Spend a day cleaning it. and it will be fine. This will work the best if the scratches arent through the clearcoat. ive done this multiple times with my jeep and othjers.
Apr 30 2007 12:18PM
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Shpadoinkle
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that too.
Apr 30 2007 2:41PM
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