Just what it says in the title but how on enamel, how on base coat clear coat? I could always use some ideas here on this topic.
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I fill the area with color a little at a time to build up the layers until it reaches the depth of the crater. Then top it off with clear , a little wet sand and buff and you'll never see it
This works for me3~ Tudor's & 1~ Coupe
Henry Ford said,
"It's all nuts and bolts"
"Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible."
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agree, wet sand gently with a small piece of 1500, work your way up to 2000 or 3000, then hand buff, or break out your air mini-buffer. Dab the paint on with a toothpick. When it dries it will shrink, and keep filling until you are at the level you want.
If you have an old panel around, or a chunk of sheet metal you could test shoot, and then dig a small area with a screwdriver, you could practice.
It is tedious, like all paint work
Kind of like makeup for a car!
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Had not thought about the toothpick thought about one of the wife makeup brushes then wet sand and buff, Do those scratch remover pencils you see advertised work i was just wondering.Comment
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