Paint scratches on your car yourself?
Hello,
While driving out, I missed a rock. Can I paint it myself, or do I have to take it to a garage? Because it looks really deep.
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Clean the place thoroughly and then polish it over, so many scratches can often be removed. If you are handcrafted, you can also try painting yourself. However, there is a risk that it looks worse if it does not succeed well.
That’s beyond any polishing repair.
If the scratches are really so deep, even paint without any experience will probably be difficult. And whether this is worth doing in a workshop instead of getting a new used bumper at the evaluator or elsewhere I also doubt
You can’t ask that. Sorry.
Why not?
Because no one gets halfway through the first attempt.
Then let’s go to YouTube, there are tutorials without ending. Unconditionally use 2k lacquer.
Can you try?