Buffing out scrapes
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Buffing out scrapes
What do you folks recommend for buffing out scrapes and scratches on the front fender and bumper? I scraped them on a pole backing out of my garage today.
When I had my Alpine White E39, I used to use a liquid rubbing compound without too much trouble. Now that I have a Black Sapphire E60, that doesn't work so well.
When I had my Alpine White E39, I used to use a liquid rubbing compound without too much trouble. Now that I have a Black Sapphire E60, that doesn't work so well.
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My Ride: 2005 525i 6MT
you could try some 1500 grit paper and an orbital sand.. (DA)
Machine Buff (wool pad) and then de swirl.. (foam pad+ mahine polish/wax.) especially with black paint.
good luck!
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Yea man i'm with everyone else on this, it's not going to come out. But, if you really wan't to try you can wet sand it with a high grit sandpaper, just make sure you keep it wet and then buff the remaining out. It will def make it less noticible if you go that route. I had one similar to that after my wonderful wife decided to take my car out one day... Good luck!
How to Wet Sand Paint on a Car | eHow.com
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