Hey Guys,
Had one of these mobile bumper repair people to come and fix a scrape on my rear bumper and he fixed the scrape but over buffed my rear bar and left faded paint like very fine scratches as per the picture. Is this easily fixed or does it need a professional touch?
Tried to get the guy to come back but he kept not showing up and not answering calls.... great service.
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Fixing up faded paint left over from bad workmanship
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I completely agree with Cam here.
Mobile repair guys generally aren't trained panel beaters/spray painters, they are just short course trained. I have seen good ones and many more bad ones - it does happen to look like it wasn't a very good spray job.
Nevertheless, try a clay bar. Hopefully there is enough clear coat on there to salvage it.
Mobile repair guys generally aren't trained panel beaters/spray painters, they are just short course trained. I have seen good ones and many more bad ones - it does happen to look like it wasn't a very good spray job.
Nevertheless, try a clay bar. Hopefully there is enough clear coat on there to salvage it.
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