I have a deep scratch on my car (16 plate)......i am not confident with spraying. I have done it with spray cans over 30 years ago on my Dads VW Beetle...lol
A good touch up paint would be good...
Anyone use.."Paint Nuts"....
I been watching youtube vids about building up the paint and wet sanding it down etc....
Not for spraying....just touching up scratch etc..
Not for spraying....just touching up scratch etc..
Its a 5" long deep scratch down to the metal...2016...Citroen C1....Pic of scratch required.
What car and what year is it?
No pics sorry...
Lol, nah...i aint no picasso!!So you aren't going to do a before and after for us?![]()
If it's down to metal then a touchup pen won't work. You'll need a layer of primer as well.
Yea, i thought that myself.If it is just a hairline type scratch a high adhesion touch up pen will work fine, personally I found the best stuff for polishing it back after is the headlight abrasive polish from the Holts kit but unfortunately doesn't seem to be available separately - unless using proper polishing tools and some experience you are almost definitely going to get holographic swirls, etc. with most of the off the shelf products despite the marketing.
Here's mine so as not to disappoint.So you aren't going to do a before and after for us?![]()
Neither's the car, its a C1Lol, nah...i aint no picasso!!
Exactly!!!!!Neither's the car, its a C1![]()
I had a 2007 Peugeot 107 that I bought in March 2012 with 13k miles for £4500 and I still loved it.Exactly!!!!!
Good job you got them replaced. A flat floor is incredibly important for a hugely downforce-dependent vehicle.Under trays, before...