scratch!!!!!

[strokedoutlaw]

yes i have a big fricken scratch on my driver door that starts at the psd emblem and ends by the door handle the question i got is cause after i noticed it it bout rubbed out by finger, i know that rubbing compound will get it out but was wondering what everybody else has done to remove scratchs and what has worked for somewhat cheap?

[duc796]

I stopped counting the ones on mine... its a truck.

[TampaSteve]

Rubbing compound, or a clay bar and if to deep wetsanding will work but you have to be careful not to get into the paint or metal.Other than that a good body shop. I have a great one in the Tampa area and highly reccomend him. Steve....

[strokedoutlaw]

yes i know its a truck but it is the outlaw edition and its a big eye soar when it goes over the whole door. thats what i was thinking for getting it out with the compound, ****ty part is that i live in nebraska..... sorry i dont really have the money for something too wild

[L.I.P.COLL320]

Did someone key it? If so that would be covered under your comprehensive insurance policy. Your deductible probably low and it shouldn't affect your rates.

[strokedoutlaw]

no the window on my huntin truck was shot out with a bb gun so i took my 6.0 huntin and bout got it stuck and somewhere between where i almost got stuck and the gate the scratch happened, i knew it was gona get scratched but not this large of one

[HankHill]

Originally Posted by duc796

I stopped counting the ones on mine... its a truck.

cant agree more with this lol, honestly I can't stand pavement princess trucks

[strokedoutlaw]

its not a pavement princess by any means but since it is the outlaw edition i would like to keep it looking good, i bought the truck with scratchs and dings and ive put in my share but im sure that alot will agree on a black truck a long white scratch on the driver door anybody would do at least something to remove it

[Twin Terrors]

It should be able to be polished out

If you can catch your fingernail in the scratch, it needs to be wetsanded or even resprayed

[05_PSD_Erik]

Originally Posted by HankHill

cant agree more with this lol, honestly I can't stand pavement princess trucks

I am not attacking or arguing here:

How is wanting to fix a door long scratch make a truck a pavement princess? My dad's 11 Lariat and my KR are both essentially spotless trucks, but when one of needs to haul a load of gravel or something we load it up. But if I use the truck and scuff up something bad, I will fix it. A pavement princess is the trucks with chromed suspensions and the ones you see for sale that are 4x4 and the ad says 'never driven in the rain' Then why did you buy a 4x4 truck?