I didn't know where to post this so I figured I'd stick here since I read the storage post.
I had my fender extensions stored in cotton pillow cases and was pulling one out from below a shelf when a piece of a-pillar trim fell on it....I had to walk away for 2 days after that one.
The chip/scrap is about the size of a match head right below where the head light trim would be.
I'm wondering if anyone has had something similar happen and how to proceed?
I thought about hitting it gently with 1000 grit just in that area, mixing a small amount of base and dabbing/brushing/dripping it on. Sanding it lightly with 1000 and doing the same with a small amount of clear and then finish cutting it.... Or would it be best to blend it and reshoot a few coats of clear...
I think I know the answer but wanted to ask some people with a lot more experiance than me. Added a couple pics.
Thanks
John
I had my fender extensions stored in cotton pillow cases and was pulling one out from below a shelf when a piece of a-pillar trim fell on it....I had to walk away for 2 days after that one.
The chip/scrap is about the size of a match head right below where the head light trim would be.
I'm wondering if anyone has had something similar happen and how to proceed?
I thought about hitting it gently with 1000 grit just in that area, mixing a small amount of base and dabbing/brushing/dripping it on. Sanding it lightly with 1000 and doing the same with a small amount of clear and then finish cutting it.... Or would it be best to blend it and reshoot a few coats of clear...
I think I know the answer but wanted to ask some people with a lot more experiance than me. Added a couple pics.
Thanks
John