daemonic3
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I know there are several posts with various advice seekers but every chip, scratch, dent and scrape is a little unique (like snowflakes!) due to the size and material of each body panel.
Wife and I noticed this suddenly yesterday after a car wash, and do not know if the car wash caused it or something else, so we have no identifying event or cause.
That being said, this definitely took off the paint, and is a bit over an inch in length. The panel appears to be one of the plastic ones as the material is black. I don't think it's aluminum, or a various steel alloy.
I am not an expert but I've heard you cannot buff plastic panels like you can metal, and that touch up paint has difficulty adhering to plastic. Any advice on what may work here (haven't asked a body shop yet, they seem to be closed Sundays)? It's a star white 2022.
Wife and I noticed this suddenly yesterday after a car wash, and do not know if the car wash caused it or something else, so we have no identifying event or cause.
That being said, this definitely took off the paint, and is a bit over an inch in length. The panel appears to be one of the plastic ones as the material is black. I don't think it's aluminum, or a various steel alloy.
I am not an expert but I've heard you cannot buff plastic panels like you can metal, and that touch up paint has difficulty adhering to plastic. Any advice on what may work here (haven't asked a body shop yet, they seem to be closed Sundays)? It's a star white 2022.
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