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07-06-2007, 12:39 PM
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my nl has dull burgandy paint and a fair few long thin scratches all over it is it worth getting it professionally cut and polished? or would it be a waste of money. ive been told by a mate to be carefull who i take my car to because burgandy is a funny color and if the cut and polish is done wrong it can f*k the paint up even more.
if it would be a waste of $150 to get it professionally done id do it myself what products would u all recommend |
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07-06-2007, 05:04 PM
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Location: Vic or NSW, depends on the bill :P
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You can give it a go with some cutting agent, someone will know good brands. Tried it myself but got no where. Took it to the pannel beaters where they hit it with a mechanical buffer and it came up mint.
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fixing dull paint
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