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and Warnings: If your car has a very long scratch - across the hood or along
an entire door - it may look better if you have the entire panel repainted in
a paint shop.
Some newer-vehicle paint jobs are enameled and will not mix
well with lacquer-based primer paint. It's always best to provide your car's VIN
to an auto parts store and seek advice before proceeding |
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Step
1: Determine whether your car's paint is enameled; if it isn't, proceed.
Step
2: Obtain body compound and primer paint. Primer is usually in spray-can
form, comes in several colors and is generally labeled for automobile use. It's
best to pick a light primer color that your touch-up paint will cover easily in
one coat.
Step
3: Wash the scratch and surrounding area with a mild laundry detergent.
This removes any wax or coatings that would otherwise affect the new paint you'll
apply.
Step
4: Sand along the scratch with fine-grained sandpaper, being sure to
sand away any rust that has accumulated.
Step
5: Blow away all dust from the sanding, or use a soft brush.
Step
6: Use masking tape and newspaper to isolate the scratch, leaving about
a half-inch of working room around the scratch. Step
7: Using a putty knife, apply body compound to a scratch that's deep
into the metal. The knife should be made of plastic to avoid adding more scratches. Step
8: Let the body compound harden according to label instructions. Step
9: Sand the body compound flat. Step
10: Blow or brush away all dust. Step
11: Spray a small amount of primer paint to the scratch. Let the area
dry overnight. Step
12: Identify the touch-up paint color you need by first checking your
vehicle identification number (VIN), which is stamped into a small metal plate
located on the dashboard on the driver's side. Step
13: Provide this number to an auto parts store or an online site selling
small bottles of touch-up paint. The VIN describes your car right down to its
particular shade of paint, so matching your color is a breeze. Step
14: Use the touch-up's applicator brush to paint the area. Step
15: Let dry overnight.
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