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So I might be attempting to fix a few small scratches

  • 12-08-2012 10:24pm
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    Stheno
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    Im contemplating doing a diy repair on some small scratches on the OH's dads car.

    Pic is attached.

    I've to get the compound, and I've seen a fair few tutorials on how to do it, making a template of the scratches, getting the paint match from the vin/licence number and using fine sandpaper.

    I'll be doing the work in a garage.

    Any hints or tips for a first timer?
    I imagine the first is like a carpenter, measure three times, do once, so I'll be taking it slow, and giving it two to three days.

    I know in my head I can do it, just looking for tips/reassurance?

    thanks guys :)


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