Scratched wheel arches

[cjgower]

Hi guys, got myself a Cup recently and on both sides at the back arches there are lots, and I mean lots, of stone chips. Anyone got an idea on the best way to sort them out? got a feeling this is beyond T-cut and elbow grease :/

sorry the image is a little over exposed.

 

[Knuckles]

Auto glym super resin polish might hide some of the smaller ones, I think it'll need a respray to hide them all

 

[Msphotographic]

Mine has the same. I did get rid of alot of the faint ones but would need a spray really

 

[Laine_16v]

Same as mine, but not as worse as that, but annoying all the same!

 

[Jonnio]

Touch them up?

Not in a molesting way.

 

[Keyser Soze]

Get a touch up stick then use a very fine artist paintbrush to carefully touch them in.

 

[Dr HMS Derv Destroyer]

Go onto detailingworld and find the stone chip repair guide! saves allot of money if your willing to put some effort into do this

 

[Gally]

Buy a tin of Solvent paint from a local paint store.

Use an MF app or cloth wipe the paint over the area, nice and thin build up the layers using a hair dryer or heat gun between coats.

Shouldn't need more than 2 or 3. Polish the paint back. Et voila perfection. I did it on the Frp. Looked night and day believe me.

You'll find a better description on DW.

 

[Ghm]

Could try Turtle Wax blue Colour Magic, hardens over stone chips and what have you but doesn't last very long unfortunately unless you add some sealant perhaps.

 

[montana]

Dodo juice purple haze would help temporarily with that

 

[LiamR172]

Buy a tin of Solvent paint from a local paint store.

Use an MF app or cloth wipe the paint over the area, nice and thin build up the layers using a hair dryer or heat gun between coats.

Shouldn't need more than 2 or 3. Polish the paint back. Et voila perfection. I did it on the Frp. Looked night and day believe me.

You'll find a better description on DW.

Have you got any links for threads on DW?

 

[fakeConcern]

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=20127&highlight=stone+chips