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Help ..... arrrrggghhhh

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911DG

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Hi guys

So my 3 year old decided to plough one of his toy cars along my 911 this morning. Apart from losing my ***** now I've calmed down I need to get them buffed out. They look BAD here but thy are not to deep and should T-Cut out.

Was about to buy some on Amazon but thought someone on here will know what to get ! :thumb:

It's a black - if that makes a difference.. thanks guys. Help Please !!!

Dan :sad: :sad: :sad:
 

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Dan , kids who would have them :floor: mate my thoughts are yes your right they look like they will come out but I would be taking it to a proper auto detailer or your areas porsche approved bodyshop as they will mop it out but better for them to machine out properly, otherwise if your not careful you will end up with lots of smaller swirls etc trying to hand mop black paintwork. :thumb: :thumb:
 
When my boy was liitle i upgraded our TV to a new fangled LCD at great expense. He somehow got a pair of scissors and decided to draw pictures on it with them

Just to see what would happen
 
Ps - a decent speed adjustable machine polisher and some g tec nano polish will have that gone in no time, no need to take it to a pro
 
pcat said:
Ps - a decent speed adjustable machine polisher and some g tec nano polish will have that gone in no time, no need to take it to a pro
Click to expand...

Cheers - i was thinking the same. A pro is an option but ..... ya know, its booking it in, getting it there, time sitting around and never mind $$$.

I was looking at something like this - with maybe a buffing machine - as it probably WONT be the last time.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004SND2XW/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&psc=1
 
pcat said:
When my boy was liitle i upgraded our TV to a new fangled LCD at great expense. He somehow got a pair of scissors and decided to draw pictures on it with them

Just to see what would happen
Click to expand...

Hmmm - man thats bad, not much fixing that either i guess.
...... that was NOT the start to the Sunday i was looking forward to! :wall: :wall: :wall:
 
911DG said:
pcat said:
Ps - a decent speed adjustable machine polisher and some g tec nano polish will have that gone in no time, no need to take it to a pro
Click to expand...

Cheers - i was thinking the same. A pro is an option but ..... ya know, its booking it in, getting it there, time sitting around and never mind $$$.

I was looking at something like this - with maybe a buffing machine - as it probably WONT be the last time.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004SND2XW/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&psc=1
Click to expand...

I have a Silverline sander/polisher, use the wool pad on a low rpm setting with a good polish and you really cant screw it up. Horror stories are all people with high abrasive cutting compounds on high rpm

With light scratches its not complicated
 
My music teacher's young son offered to clean her car for her. He used a brillo pad on the bonnet as it was very dirty........... Luckily it was an old Cortina, not a Porsche and from then on it had a distinctive matt bonnet.
 
Britemax black max polish if applying by hand.

That's what my detailer recommended for me after a football bounced off the bonnet.

https://www.shopnshine.co.uk/britemax-black-max

If you're anywhere near Derby you can have some of mine.

I would get a pro to machine polish it though, will be less than £50.
 
Where are you based mate ? I have a top end d.a.polisher and all the compounds you would need to sort this.

I'm S81 postcode, near Worksop
 
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