Alright, So I am just curious as to how fixable this is. The damage isn't really bad, but it's enough to bother me so I am going to fix it as best as I can. I've used a buffer and all that, but have never done any actual bodywork, so I appreciate all the help I can get.

Here you can see scrapes in the paint on the body line by the headlight. any way to make it less noticeable?
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g2...3/DSC00017.jpg
If you can't tell, the quarter panel is bent out a little bit right by the wheel well. Paint is still perfect. Is there any way to possibly fix this?
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g2...3/DSC00016.jpg
Another shot of the quarter panel
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g2...3/DSC00013.jpg

again, thanks for the help.

 

If you can take pictures not zoomed in quite so much it would be a little easier to get a perspective on the extent of the damage.

 

try clay bar, i had some scuffs on mine and it took most of them out! most importantly would be to high speed buff it

GL man!

 

holy huge ******* pictures!!!!!!

 

sharpie

 

Haha, pictures were a little bigger than I thought. I sometimes forget not everyone has the same size monitor that I do. I resized them all in photobucket, but they are still staying the same size. I don't know
here is a little further away. I used touch up paint where there was actually paint taken off (no thats not what all the paint on the floor is).

 

buffer with compound, white pad, then polish on a black pad. if u really knew how to buff then this wouldnt be a question

 

I mean, I've done it before, but it's not something I do often.

I was more curious about the quarter panel. Could a body shop possibly fix this for me without the need for a new quarter panel and paint?

 

Anybody know about this quarter panel?

 

i cant really see the damage to the 1/4 in the pics. idk wtf is going on with it

 

It has been bent out a tiny bit where the bumper and quarter panel meet. I got the best pictures I could.