Quality Power Tools|Power Tools FAQ
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Lost OC Boy asked:
Saw a similar question to this, but the best answer suggested using power tools and the other answers weren’t very helpful. I don’t have any power tools so I’m looking for an option I can do by hand. Not a deep scratch, just got too close to this curb.
KELLY
Saw a similar question to this, but the best answer suggested using power tools and the other answers weren’t very helpful. I don’t have any power tools so I’m looking for an option I can do by hand. Not a deep scratch, just got too close to this curb.
KELLY
Comments
meanmark306 on 26 November, 2008 at 10:48 am #
Depends. If the wheels are factory equipment they are most likly coated for protection. If this is the case buffing will just make a mess. Buffing will work on raw metal though.
351jas on 26 November, 2008 at 4:10 pm #
The scratch start with wet and dry paper and work progressively up to remove the best have.
