Scratches on a black LS
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If the scratches are light and haven't penetrated the primer, they can be buffed out or cut polished. Sounds like this is not something you may be familiar with, so a local detailing shop or body shop willl be able to do this for anywhere from 100-200 bucks. After that you can maintain the paint on your own with some quality polishes and waxes. There's a detailing section here at CL that will provide you with some good info. Here:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/aut...detailing-122/
Black cars are a nightmare to maintain. As the song goes, "......black cars, look better in the shade".
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/aut...detailing-122/
Black cars are a nightmare to maintain. As the song goes, "......black cars, look better in the shade".
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If the scratches are light and haven't penetrated the primer, they can be buffed out or cut polished. Sounds like this is not something you may be familiar with, so a local detailing shop or body shop willl be able to do this for anywhere from 100-200 bucks. After that you can maintain the paint on your own with some quality polishes and waxes. There's a detailing section here at CL that will provide you with some good info. Here:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/aut...detailing-122/
Black cars are a nightmare to maintain. As the song goes, "......black cars, look better in the shade".
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/aut...detailing-122/
Black cars are a nightmare to maintain. As the song goes, "......black cars, look better in the shade".
I couldn't find that pin mentioned above when googled.
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Ahh the black car scratches. My car has so many of them I find a new one every day. I'd love to get the outside of my car looking like new, but how long would it last? Luckily I drive from the inside and that looks ma'avelous!! :-)
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