oh no....girlfriend backed into my truck!!
05-21-2011, 08:47 AM
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oh no....girlfriend backed into my truck!!
hey everyone. So last night my girlfriend back my 2008 SS Turbo into my truck while she was backing out of the driveway.....
There is scratches on the left rear bump and some scuffing.........no paint is missing but there is a few small rough patches with gouges..
I know the best answer would be to go to a body shop and get them to fix it but is there any thing else i can do to minimze the crappy look and fix the scratches and scuffs??
There is scratches on the left rear bump and some scuffing.........no paint is missing but there is a few small rough patches with gouges..
I know the best answer would be to go to a body shop and get them to fix it but is there any thing else i can do to minimze the crappy look and fix the scratches and scuffs??
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hey everyone. So last night my girlfriend back my 2008 SS Turbo into my truck while she was backing out of the driveway.....
There is scratches on the left rear bump and some scuffing.........no paint is missing but there is a few small rough patches with gouges..
I know the best answer would be to go to a body shop and get them to fix it but is there any thing else i can do to minimze the crappy look and fix the scratches and scuffs??
There is scratches on the left rear bump and some scuffing.........no paint is missing but there is a few small rough patches with gouges..
I know the best answer would be to go to a body shop and get them to fix it but is there any thing else i can do to minimze the crappy look and fix the scratches and scuffs??
05-21-2011, 09:23 AM
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post pics that'll help. may try wetsanding with a really high grit then use meguiars ultimate compound to buff it out. won't be perfect, but will definately be better.
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