keyed cb7

[dynamic93]

spme fucking basterd decided to cretch my rear door fucking basterd and no i dont know what to use or how to take it out the good thing i cant feel the cratch is there some shit i can use or do to take it out thax guys

[Mr.Thienn]

Hahahaha! You could re-read before you post or use the "preview post" button. j/k But if you can't feel the scratch then you can use a polishing compound and a polisher to take the scratch out. There's no need to sand if you can't feel the scratch. It just takes a lot of patience.

[dynamic93]

sorry man for the writting its just that iam hella pists off cant those bastards come up to me and say if they got problems with me but they dont have the balls enought to say it thanx man

[Mr.Thienn]

It's all good. At least the damage is an easy fix at a low cost. Plus you can go ahead and polish up the rest of the car if you really love it. But nah, a friend of mine had his car keyed up a few years back and it looked like they used a flat head screwdriver because the scratches went deep through the paint and into the metal. It sucked bad.

[93LoProLX]

It might be a little aggressive to start off with a compound. Usually clay alone will get rid of light key marks, though it would be good to follow up with a lightly abrasive polish. The main thing, is that in your case, it should be very easy to clear up, so no worries.

[93accordexcoupe]

periods next time

[accordztech]

if u can feel it and cant scratch it off it may be too late...

if not you can use a compound and not a clay bar, clay bar isnt too agressive especially for the scratches, then after polish up...

also you can use mequiars scratch x cause that is a compound as well.

[93LoProLX]

if u can feel it and cant scratch it off it may be too late...

if not you can use a compound and not a clay bar, clay bar isnt too agressive especially for the scratches, then after polish up...

also you can use mequiars scratch x cause that is a compound as well.

Clay bar does work and I say this from experience. Compound is often times a more agressive option than needed... and requires plenty of passes with an orbital to remove (one reason why I want to buy a rotary to make quick work of such a job). Since dynamic already said he couldn't feel the key marks I suggested clay or a light polish. Always start off with the least agressive option.

[accordztech]

Clay bar does work and I say this from experience. Compound is often times a more agressive option than needed... and requires plenty of passes with an orbital to remove (one reason why I want to buy a rotary to make quick work of such a job). Since dynamic already said he couldn't feel the key marks I suggested clay or a light polish. Always start off with the least agressive option.

point taken but you can use a polish swirl remover for those light scratches and it will be perfect. claybar wont get out what a swirl remover will...

[4drcord]

if it was me i would just key the rest of the panels and call my insurance and get a whole new paint job. (j/k i already have to many claims)

[phatdoughnut]

if it was me i would just key the rest of the panels and call my insurance and get a whole new paint job. (j/k i already have to many claims)

mine was keyed, and i finished it off. Then the adjuster said it was totalled because there was to much damage, so i had to buy the car back and paint it with the money they gave me...

[4drcord]

So did it work out or not?

[buler]

WOW that sucks, my sister caught some girl keying her car and beat the hell out of her in the Target parking lot. If you find out who did it I suggest you do the same .

[91AccordLX]

nice first post.