How to get scuffs out of fenders...
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How to get scuffs out of fenders...
So somebody sideswipped my Jeep in front of my bar last night. The fender got scraped up pretty bad, and the front bumper got folder forward... not so much worried about the bumper as it's being replaced next week, but the fender doesn't look all that pretty. Anyway to get the scuffs out of it?
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So somebody sideswipped my Jeep in front of my bar last night. The fender got scraped up pretty bad, and the front bumper got folder forward... not so much worried about the bumper as it's being replaced next week, but the fender doesn't look all that pretty. Anyway to get the scuffs out of it?
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Friend of mine ended up with some paint scuffs on his fenders. Not much damage to the fender but lots of paint lodged in those little divits in the fender. He ended up using the scrubby side of a yellow sponge to gently get all the paint he could out and then took a black marker and an oily (black) rag to the rest of it. Scrub a little with the scubby, dab a little with the marker and wipe everything vigerously with the rag to even it all out.
Washed it once he was done and you'd never know. (from more than 2 feet away) I think he even used a sewing pin to pick out some of the paint in the divits. But it depends on how far you want to go. I don't think he spent ore than a couple of hours on it.
Washed it once he was done and you'd never know. (from more than 2 feet away) I think he even used a sewing pin to pick out some of the paint in the divits. But it depends on how far you want to go. I don't think he spent ore than a couple of hours on it.
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Dude....that sucks
how bads the scrape? is there a way you can get a pic of it? Plastic or the painted ones ? ...I'm assuming they're plastic, in which case I don't know of any way to get them out and if you dont want to go the insurance route (cause i know thats expensive) then maybe consider getting 'em painted...my guess is that may be pretty close to your deductable when it's all said and done though, good excuse to save up for some bushwacker's too...either way the situation should never have happened, best of luck
how bads the scrape? is there a way you can get a pic of it? Plastic or the painted ones ? ...I'm assuming they're plastic, in which case I don't know of any way to get them out and if you dont want to go the insurance route (cause i know thats expensive) then maybe consider getting 'em painted...my guess is that may be pretty close to your deductable when it's all said and done though, good excuse to save up for some bushwacker's too...either way the situation should never have happened, best of luck
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If they're scraped to the point you can see it, there's pretty much nothing you can do to repair. The bright side is the cost.
I scraped the right rear flair on a stone wall. The wife was pissed, so I had a new flair installed. Total cost for new flair + installation was $58.00 at the dealer.
I scraped the right rear flair on a stone wall. The wife was pissed, so I had a new flair installed. Total cost for new flair + installation was $58.00 at the dealer.
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I don't know that you can get a scrape out of it if it is pretty bad. A picture would help us. Turtle Wax Ice may help if its not too bad. This stuff makes the black really black without looking greasy. At least the plastic fenders are cheap. Did I hear Bushwackers on order?
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