[Need4Camaro]

Yeah, I feel like a moron, I didnt have alot of room behind me and wanted to make sure my car was fully in the space and I came up..alittle too close and the bumper met the cement and mildly scuffed the paint.

None of it chipped.. Do you think I can buff this out and if so, what do you recommend using?





Edit: You can really barely see it, in the first photo its a slight scuff between the crease on the nose.. On the second photo its a small spiderweb line that runs along the bumper.

[Krowser]

Originally Posted by Need4Camaro

Yeah, I feel like a moron, I didnt have alot of room behind me and wanted to make sure my car was fully in the space and I came up..alittle too close and the bumper met the cement and mildly scuffed the paint.

None of it chipped.. Do you think I can buff this out and if so, what do you recommend using?





Edit: You can really barely see it, in the first photo its a slight scuff between the crease on the nose.. On the second photo its a small spiderweb line that runs along the bumper.

wash car completely by hand

each step should be performed by hand

1. rubbing compound on whole front bumper- make sure it has been evened out
2. polish whole bumper
3. polymer wax x4 whole bumper

[Joe M 2012 2SS]

Use caution when using compound on edges of the bumper. Paint is always thinner in these areas, and if you get too aggressive, you can easily go through it.

[Cobaltct]

Before you polish or wax be sure to use a clay bar or nano skin mitt to decontamin the paint.

[whiskeyfed]

Try using some finishing polish. This has gotten some very light scratches and scuffs out for me. I just did the spot of need, not the whole panel. I have a coating now so I don't use it anymore but see if that works for you. I use REVIVE by Sudzbox, great stuff. Start with a clay bar, then move to maybe a nanoskin as i think i read above, then move to abrasives. I wouldn't start with a rubbing compound. Start small.