Anybody have a good "method" to remove scratches on cars?

[Juicy D. Links]

My lease is up soon and gotta turn the fucker in so i noticed scratches on hood ... and some swirly shit..... I think someone had sex on the hood with his keychain exposed


Any peeps here have any good "products" to take care of this ?


BTW i am gonna turn th ecar in dirty as fuck , ie i am gonna park it under where birds shit for the last few days and also turn in it at night as well but these fuckers always love to hit ya with excess wear n tear hehehe

Anyways any tips n such?

[Grapesoda]

where you turn it doesn't matter.. they send the car off, clean it up, and then look shit to bill ya for

[Juicy D. Links]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

where you turn it doesn't matter.. they send the car off, clean it up, and then look shit to bill ya for

true your right thx man

[dyna mo]

take it to a detailer and have them use swirl remover and scratch repair on it.

[AllAboutCams]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

take it to a detailer and have them use swirl remover and scratch repair on it.

This

You can do it yourself but if you do it wrong you can fuck the paint more

[LBBV]

This stuff works pretty well...

http://www.amazon.com/Quixx-00070-US...cratch+remover

-- Bill

[pornguy]

Several methods but I would have it done at a shop.

And if you turn it in to the company with the scratches, yeah sure they will clean it up but they will charge you 3 or 4 times what it would have cost to do it at a shop.

[MrBottomTooth]

Is it into the primer or just in the clear coat? I've seen guys get the swirl marks out of clear using a polisher. Black cars are the worst for that shit.

[Harmon]

Leave it to the one black guy in the thread to more or less say, "fuck it..."

Meanwhile all of the Jews come up with methods to make it happen or at least give it a shot.

Not even Dave Chapelle himself could write this type of comedy.

[Pornopat]

Burn it!

[Harmon]

Originally Posted by Pornopat

Burn it!

Most likely the best suggestion in the thread.

[dyna mo]

Originally Posted by Harmon

Leave it to the one black guy in the thread to more or less say, "fuck it..."

Meanwhile all of the Jews come up with methods to make it happen or at least give it a shot.

Not even Dave Chapelle himself could write this type of comedy.

irish coffee?

[KillerK]

You could try a crowbar on them

[Magnetron]

Steel wool.

[ErectMedia]

Originally Posted by dyna mo

take it to a detailer and have them use swirl remover and scratch repair on it.

+1 life's too short to pretend you know everything, let the pros do it

[Penny24Seven]

black marker does a good job short term. That is all you really need anyway. It is a black VW bug right?

[InfoGuy]

Originally Posted by Juicy D. Links

My lease is up soon and gotta turn the fucker in so i noticed scratches on hood ... and some swirly shit..... I think someone had sex on the hood with his keychain exposed


Any peeps here have any good "products" to take care of this ?


BTW i am gonna turn th ecar in dirty as fuck , ie i am gonna park it under where birds shit for the last few days and also turn in it at night as well but these fuckers always love to hit ya with excess wear n tear hehehe

Anyways any tips n such?

A few scratches will be the least of your problems if the paint is peeling. FYI, bird shit may cause the paint to bubble in just a few hours. The damage depends on the type of bird shit.

Take it to a pro.

[L-Pink]

Originally Posted by Juicy D. Links

i am gonna park it under where birds shit for the last few days and also turn in it at night

The shit idea works if you have any tears in the seats too.





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[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

See, I bought the type of car that I don't have to be worrying about no damn scratches.



Great little rig to drive if you need to blow off a little steam in traffic (gets good mileage too).



ADG

[brassmonkey]

using that automatic car wash?

[Choopa Phil]

You need a buffer and several steps of compound or swirl mark remover. This type of stuff is usually taken into consideration as wear and tear. If the paint itself is scratched you will need touch up paint, buffing will only help the clear coat/surface scratches.

[JFK]

Originally Posted by Magnetron

Steel wool.

what grade ?

[iwaxoff]

for what it is worth i used to work at a ford dealership and did have some dealings with lease returns. Usually when they were turned in a manager (usually in sales dept) did a condition report on the vehicle before the owner left. Usually the lessee was completely aware of what is put on that report before leaving (can't remember if it was signed or not). Then the car is in the custody of the dealership, when the truck comes to pick up the car most of the time the condition is marked 'dirty/scratches' and that was unchargeable.

Any discrepancies between the truck drivers report and the dealers report was the responsiblity of the dealer, then on to the auction for the same thing. Discrepancies are now the drivers responsiblity. As far as your scratches a good detail with decent touch up job should do the trick. For touch ups there can be many options depending on the area. Most dealers deal with a lot of "non shop" vendors for touch ups, dents and so on.

You could always drop by the place where you are gonna turn it in and ask them for whoever does condition reports on lease turn ins. Have them look at the car and ask them to tell you what is chargeable and if they recommend an affordable option.

[C H R I S]

"Someone" had sex on your car - Juicy fess up.

[Magnetron]

Originally Posted by JFK

what grade ?

Aye, #4 will buff those scratches right out.

Take the swirls off your fingertips too, so you can touch your car all you wants.

[Lace]

Someone who knows how to buff could most likely get it out.

[2MuchMark]

Do this:

Take it to a detailer and and have them do a total job on your car, inside and out. It will cost you about $300 or so and your car will look great.

Then go to the dealer. Show him your card, get the residual value, and ask him if he will offer you more. If not, leave and tell him you will see him on the day your car lease is up.

Between now and then put your car up for sale for a few thousand more than the residual. You will easily find a buyer.

When you have the buyer take him to the dealer with you to close the deal. You will walk out with a check. If you're buying a new car, you can transfer the taxes paid on that car to your new car and save $$$ too.

[Supz]

Yes. the sure way method is to not be a cheapskate and take it to get it fixed professionally.

[PiracyPitbull]

If its a clear coat scratch and general hood paint swirls Wolfgang swirl remover 3.0, a pad (green probably)and a DA polisher will get it right out. Polish with Finishing Glaze. Do the whole hood, not just the area of the scratch.

Its incredibly hard to fuck up your paint using a DA like a 7424 unless the operator is insane ;) I do my car once a year and you can get rid of every singe swirl and clear coat scratch if you take the time.

Alternatively take it to a paint repair company like Abra....they should be able to do your whole hood for $75 ish and provided it's not past the paint, you wont see the scratch or the swirls.

[Juicy D. Links]

Originally Posted by Supz

Yes. the sure way method is to not be a cheapskate and take it to get it fixed professionally.

thx dick ...... we all cant be heavy ballers like you throwing money around like it was nothin


Fucking moron

[Juicy D. Links]

Originally Posted by **********

Do this:

Take it to a detailer and and have them do a total job on your car, inside and out. It will cost you about $300 or so and your car will look great.

Then go to the dealer. Show him your card, get the residual value, and ask him if he will offer you more. If not, leave and tell him you will see him on the day your car lease is up.

Between now and then put your car up for sale for a few thousand more than the residual. You will easily find a buyer.

When you have the buyer take him to the dealer with you to close the deal. You will walk out with a check. If you're buying a new car, you can transfer the taxes paid on that car to your new car and save $$$ too.

I got in touch with a detailer who is friends with my brother...and he is going to take care of it for me

[winter_]

i just wouldn't worry about them myself, what colour is the car if it is a dark red it might be more of a problem if the scratches are visible.

[whOaKemosabe]

Originally Posted by Juicy D. Links

I got in touch with a detailer who is friends with my brother...and he is going to take care of it for me

free achmed!