chip on my door edge any ideas how to fix?
#2
Touch up white paint and then clear door edge guards...
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#5
I had a minor chip on my door frame and took it to an autobody place. They straightened out the minor misshapen area and then I touched up with paint from the Ford dealer. It's almost impossible to tell now that there was any damage, though I suppose if you looked closely enough you could tell.
I also dealt with a little scratching I got after taking the car to the car wash (don't ask me how they managed to do that). I touched it up and had the scratch repaired, but it's not perfect, as I did it on the cheap. I was told to make it perfect, I'd have to spend $2,000 for them to repaint that entire area of my car. Not doing that.
I also dealt with a little scratching I got after taking the car to the car wash (don't ask me how they managed to do that). I touched it up and had the scratch repaired, but it's not perfect, as I did it on the cheap. I was told to make it perfect, I'd have to spend $2,000 for them to repaint that entire area of my car. Not doing that.
#6
dr color chip is awesome...i was REAL skeptical...you still notice the chip from real close...but 3 feet away its gone
i actually had a door ding that i had a body shop try and fix...i had to go over theirs with dr color chip
this was after the body shop fixed it...
this was after i dr color chip'd it
here is another before/after (2 chips in one)
i actually had a door ding that i had a body shop try and fix...i had to go over theirs with dr color chip
this was after the body shop fixed it...
this was after i dr color chip'd it
here is another before/after (2 chips in one)
#7
wow. looks great. I imagine white is likely the most difficult color because you are putting light over dark spots. I have a dr. colorchip set for my mustang, but haven't had cause to use it yet (knock on wood)
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