Rock Chip Repair Video
#1
Three Wheelin'
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I just posted this on the 964TT page and thought the video was worthy of a repost here too. I like this technique.
Would I be a jerk to repost in the NA 993 forum too?
What do you think about this technique?
My 993 TT is midnight blue and has a scratch that you can feel with your finger nail and a few small chips. I keep watching this video to see if I can get the courage to try it, of course on my girlfriend's car first. I'm just afraid of making something small, worse.
Would I be a jerk to repost in the NA 993 forum too?
What do you think about this technique?
My 993 TT is midnight blue and has a scratch that you can feel with your finger nail and a few small chips. I keep watching this video to see if I can get the courage to try it, of course on my girlfriend's car first. I'm just afraid of making something small, worse.
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Drifting
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No harm in posting in the NA forum, you'll probably get more responses since there are more owners/activity.
Keep in mind this guy is like a pro-detailer too before starting on your own car, he is like the manufacturer of Ammo products - got some great videos. Great technique, if you have lots of chips then this could be a very time consuming process, patience will be key! I'm sure you won't make it worse than than what it already is...
I haven't used this myself, but heard good things about Dr. ColorChip.
http://www.drcolorchip.com/
Keep in mind this guy is like a pro-detailer too before starting on your own car, he is like the manufacturer of Ammo products - got some great videos. Great technique, if you have lots of chips then this could be a very time consuming process, patience will be key! I'm sure you won't make it worse than than what it already is...
I haven't used this myself, but heard good things about Dr. ColorChip.
http://www.drcolorchip.com/
#3
Three Wheelin'
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No harm in posting in the NA forum, you'll probably get more responses since there are more owners/activity.
Keep in mind this guy is like a pro-detailer too before starting on your own car, he is like the manufacturer of Ammo products - got some great videos. Great technique, if you have lots of chips then this could be a very time consuming process, patience will be key! I'm sure you won't make it worse than than what it already is...
I haven't used this myself, but heard good things about Dr. ColorChip.
http://www.drcolorchip.com/
Keep in mind this guy is like a pro-detailer too before starting on your own car, he is like the manufacturer of Ammo products - got some great videos. Great technique, if you have lots of chips then this could be a very time consuming process, patience will be key! I'm sure you won't make it worse than than what it already is...
I haven't used this myself, but heard good things about Dr. ColorChip.
http://www.drcolorchip.com/
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