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March 12th, 2009 02:20 PM #1Kanina lang, when I tried to manuever my car backwards, mabanga ko yung side door ng black car ko sa isang post. Buti na lang scratches lang. What should I do about it para ma tangal yung scratches nya. Will rubbing compound do the trick? what brand? how to do it? etc...please help...
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March 12th, 2009 02:38 PM #2
considering na di pa labas ang primer or metal. try mo i polish then follow up with favorite wax. pag di nakuha, 2nd option ka this time rubbing compound then polish then wax but this is not easy to do ha? baka lalo lumala. i suggest kung di kaya ng polish patingnan mo na sa detailing shop for first opinion and suggestion na rin.
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March 12th, 2009 02:40 PM #3FIRST -- check how deep the scratches are.
Feel the scratch with your fingernails. If the scratch catches your fingernails, then malalim na yon. You won't be able to completely remove it without removing too much paint.
If you can't feel the scratch with your fingernail, then superficial scratch lang yon -- you're pretty much in luck.
Try getting Meg's ScratchX (or any other similar scratch remover).
If the scratch is superficial, rub a small amount of the scratch remover onto the scratch until it completely disappears.
IF the scrach is deep (you can feel with fingernail)....rub the scratch remover onto the scratch until it becomes less noticable. Don't try to remove all of it...otherwise, you risk removing too much paint.
NOTE that using a scratch remover involves removing a bit of paint, so be very careful not to overdo it.
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March 17th, 2009 03:08 PM #4
Quixx scratch removal. Even if you can feel it with your fingernails! as long na walang crease ha.
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March 17th, 2009 03:33 PM #5
wala pong dents? kung malalim na ang scratch most probably may dent na yan. you can use dry ice for dent removal kahit medyo malalim. for scratches try mo scratch removers marami niyan pero pag malalim na medyo retouch na by painting.
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March 20th, 2009 11:01 AM #6
Nagkascratch din ung kotse ko yesterday. Not sure pano nangyari pero yesterday ko lang napansin. Mga 4 inches sya, hindi halata on certain angles pero pag naliwanagan sya dun mo mapapansin. Medyo malalim kase dama mo with your fingers. Akala ko talaga repaint na katapat. Tried using Scratch X and ayun tanggal! Hehehe! Nilimit ko nga lang sya talaga dun sa affected area kase I know nakakabawas nga ng paint. Pero I'm impressed with Scratch X. Very effective. Pwede mo din to subukan.
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April 6th, 2009 07:30 AM #7mahirap ba talaga mag maintain ng black car? matagal ko ng gusto but ang dami nag didiscourage sa akin. maganda lang daw kasi sa showroom. paglabas pangit na dahil kitang kita daw ang mga scratches.
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April 7th, 2009 12:11 AM #8
Dark colored/shaded cars require more maintenance but nothing beats the shine and gleam of dark colored cars versus light colored cars. No matter how much you shine, gloss, coat white/silver/cream cars, they do not shine as well as dark colored cars. Bland, bordering flat, is the general look of light colored cars.
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April 7th, 2009 11:11 AM #9oo nga. iba talaga ang shine ng dark colored cars. kailangan lang ng pagaalaga at oras. medyo magastos lang kung ipacar wash parati pero kung gusto mo na parating magara ang otto, walang masyadong choice, diba?
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April 7th, 2009 11:48 AM #10Kung black car:
- Wash it yourself using a good wash mitt and a quality car shampoo. Dapat at least once a week.
- Stay the hell away from the mall carwash boys!
- Wax at least once every two weeks.
Kung mahirap ang above, then mahirap nga mag-alaga ng black car. Pero I'd say sanayan lang yan.
IIRC they're with AVID. The reported numbers in the TG article are from CAMPI.
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