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This detail was mainly for the scratch repair on the rear bumper and quarter panels.
Here's some photos in before/after fashion:
This was from someone backing out of an adjacent parking spot...
Look at all those tiny scratches! What a pain!
And after a little buffing using #80 via rotary @ 1500...
NICE! Not only are the scratches gone, but look at that optical clarity!
There are some very fine indentations that remain, can you see them?
Ok next scratch:
People would probably think these little dings can't be helped..
...but they can be:
Looks nice!
And we're left with a clean truck:
He paid for the scratch removal.
I did his tires, wheels, wheel wells, and washed the rest of the truck...free of charge.
Here's some photos in before/after fashion:
This was from someone backing out of an adjacent parking spot...
Look at all those tiny scratches! What a pain!
And after a little buffing using #80 via rotary @ 1500...
NICE! Not only are the scratches gone, but look at that optical clarity!
There are some very fine indentations that remain, can you see them?
Ok next scratch:
People would probably think these little dings can't be helped..
...but they can be:
Looks nice!
And we're left with a clean truck:
He paid for the scratch removal.
I did his tires, wheels, wheel wells, and washed the rest of the truck...free of charge.
Test Hoods Are Cheap And Most Of The Time Free
The third picture down looks like you just took a picture of the pole. But please tell us your procedure.
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