Ouch! The paint is damaged!!
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That's not going to completely buff out, but that's a good place to start. A good chip kit, carefully applied, should make it less visible close up, and invisible from a few feet away. I've used the OEM version successfully in the past. Has a two-part kit, base color and clearcoat.
Sucks, but chips are going to happen.
Sucks, but chips are going to happen.
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polobai (06-28-2020)
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That's not going to completely buff out, but that's a good place to start. A good chip kit, carefully applied, should make it less visible close up, and invisible from a few feet away. I've used the OEM version successfully in the past. Has a two-part kit, base color and clearcoat.
Sucks, but chips are going to happen.
Sucks, but chips are going to happen.
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Looks like a rock impact. You should be able to touch up the removed spot. Larry has a video on it, using a tooth pick if I recall.
it doesn't get more forgiving than silver. You should be able to make that unnoticeable.
it doesn't get more forgiving than silver. You should be able to make that unnoticeable.
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Dr colorchip will make quick work of that
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Yes, Dr Colorchip would be my choice.
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^^This