heckhole
09-11-2014, 11:38 AM
I do corrections for a local pre-owned dealer and have seen deep paint scratch repairs after the fact and they are EXCELLENT repairs.
There was a black Honda Pilot with excessive rock chipping/sand blasting behind the wheels. The dealer asked if I could do anything with it and I said yeah, ruin it more so you have no choice but to repaint. I said no way someone can repair that without paint.
He found a guy who claimed he could repair that along with any other car on the lot, in one trip.
I didn't get to see what took place but wow, amazed at the repairs.
The lot owner claims the guy had a putty-like substance that he rubbed to the area, let it set for a few, wiped & then polished with a rotary polisher for a very short period of time.
The repairs are excellent. The paint match is nearly perfect even on heavy metallic paint.
What could this possibly be? What is the durability of this product?
There was a black Honda Pilot with excessive rock chipping/sand blasting behind the wheels. The dealer asked if I could do anything with it and I said yeah, ruin it more so you have no choice but to repaint. I said no way someone can repair that without paint.
He found a guy who claimed he could repair that along with any other car on the lot, in one trip.
I didn't get to see what took place but wow, amazed at the repairs.
The lot owner claims the guy had a putty-like substance that he rubbed to the area, let it set for a few, wiped & then polished with a rotary polisher for a very short period of time.
The repairs are excellent. The paint match is nearly perfect even on heavy metallic paint.
What could this possibly be? What is the durability of this product?