Effortless Touch-Up Techniques for Your Front Spoiler

Once you evaluate the scratches, get some touch up paint from your local bodyshop or dealer and a fine brush. Touch up the scratches and see if ... add some touch-up paint and clear, and then optionally add scrape protectors or a lip you dont mind hitting on things (why I have a $100 lip vs ... Has anyone got any further information on touchup paint? Small scrape on the red accent strip on the front spoiler I would really like to ... Sand the front with 120 grit. Secure the valance so it does move or twist. Cut out a piece of bumper repair mesh to fit well past the crack. Any decent touch up company will make the paint according to the paint code on the car's compliance plate in the engine bay. Just use a good polish. That looks like paint/rubber transfer from the other car. Should come right off. OP, I agree with some others, just sand the edge with progressively finer paper. If you do the job right, you'll be the only one that sees it. Any ideas how to fix this? Maybe some fine grit sandpaper and do some wet sanding? Seems like it would work well enough to hide the damage with the black ... The trouble is that the damage on the wheel-arch cladding can only be fixed by replacing the part, as raw plastic cant really be repaired. Considering where you have to park, my suggestion is to buy some polish and try to remove as much paint transfer as possible with a clean microfiber. But I ...