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lotas
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good scratch remover/filler?

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well a buddy of mine scraped/ran into my parents car tonight, theres a spot about the size of a 6x9 speaker of little scratches. Its not real deep, so im going to try to find some filler or remover or whatever.

its jet black paint

not only is it my parents car, and they are out of town, but its a 2003 Infiniti G35 :-/

anyways do you guys know of any good stuff? someone was telling me the name of something, it was like TX927, someting with #'s and letters. thanks.
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Post by Scarrell »

damn you seem to be having good luck. :eek:
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Post by Justin from Detroit1 »

lotas wrote: not only is it my parents car, and they are out of town, but its a 2003 Infiniti G35 :-/
The G35C is my dream car..... how dare you......
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Post by William from NOLA »

I would wash it as best you can first. You must be talking about GS27 Scratch Remover (damn commercials!). You can try that, it should help. But definately use some sort of wax. Wax will get rid of a lot of the small scratches, but not deep larger ones.
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Justin from Detroit wrote:The G35C is my dream car..... how dare you......
ha well i was just parked and he pulled out really close, i had the feeling right before that i knew what was going to happen...thats the worst.

yeah will thats the gs27 stuff i was thinking of. I went to napa today and just bought all 3 of their scratch removers, it came out pretty nice, im not gonna tell them unless they see it or ask about it.
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Post by Jonathan »

The Meguiars Scratch X works well too. Worked on my Camry.
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Jonathan wrote:The Meguiars Scratch X works well too. Worked on my Camry.
yeah thats one of the things I got, and funny, the car that hit me was a camry!
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Wasn't mine, I finally decided to get rid of that car, and I'm getting a tax writeoff b/c of it. :happy055:
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Post by Blitzzzkrieg »

GS27 worked great on my other car...i scraped along a bush tryin to get around a truck pullin a boat and got 5 scratches the WHOLE way down the side...GS17 took em to where u could BARELY notice them..buyt they wer pretty good scratched....
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newer car.
Duplicolor makes a two-step paint repair kit that's factory matched to OEM colors.
find it. get it. use it.
then buff out that portion of the car where it was bumped to put the sheen back in the paint.
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