HOW TO REPAIR DEEP CAR PAINT SCRATCH LIKE A PRO
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- HOW TO REPAIR DEEP CAR PAINT SCRATCH LIKE A PRO
If you have deep scratch on your car and you are trying to repair the scratch so it is not noticeable this is the right video. In this video we will demonstrate how to repair deep car scratch and make it not visible. We demonstrated on a car that got either keyed or the scratch was caused by a shopping cart. As you can see with the touch up paint you were not able to see the scratch anymore. You cannot just expect a scratch to be filled it. You will have to blend it and polish it so it is not visible.
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My wife is good at this stuff. She uses nail polish on her monthly scratches, the freaking car looks good, unless you're closely looking at the scratches. She learnt her skills as a juvenile delinquent back in the 90's.
Which one is nail paint and how does she use it
@@blessinguzu2469 nail paint is very similar to cellulose car paint. Works fine
Lol
😂
Her monthly scratches 😂😂
This video would have taken a day to order parts, do the job, record, edit etc. All this to help strangers who either wish to tackle such tasks themselves or to save money. This video deserves nothing but a massive thank you. Amazing effort and great result. Keep up the great work boys.
Wow!!!! It’s 90 percent better!!!!!!!!!!!! Nice work 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 people it’s not going to be perfect but less noticeable,,,,,,,, I can see all the comments that it’s still shows,,,,
People will always talk shit, regardless of what we do say buy so a big F to them all they spit out hate it sure shows what type of upbringing they had. Bunch of animals with no morals or values. Basically shit and trash
This is the definition of a Professional amateur
Still very visible, and that was in spite of the straight on angle you filmed to make it look good- you needed to apply more paint after levelling the first time. The idea is to build up the paint in the scratch so it is proud of the original finish then sand back, clear coat and polish. Also you should have used tape to localise the sanding area to only a 1/2 inch either side of the scratch and use a suitable sanding block to fit only that area. All in all a pretty woeful job for professionals...
I agree, piss poor is how I would have more accurately described it, harsh? if you think so you are more easily pleased than me.
Using tape 1/2 inch from each side is not a good idea. You'd surely end up with a hard sanded line.
@@DM-rc4yu Look at how this guy does it. czcams.com/video/Zl_iSYYGBiY/video.html
He uses masking tape to localise the paint to the area it is needed and then does a great job of sorting it out afterwards. I never knew domino's could work so well as sanding blocks.
I agree! Lousy work & don’t forget, “OK Guys” 🙄 He says this repeatedly! All n all, very annoying video.
@@GreenWitch1 it looked better then it did though no?
I usually don't mess with the clear coat. Just fill the scratch with paint until it protrudes, sand, buff with heavy cut compound and polish. Works well and should be invisible.
How many layers of paint?
@@Monster33336 as many as it takes for the touch up paint to be above the rest of the original panel.. you can then sand it down so its even with the car
What grit do you use to sand after painting?
Good for you guys. Great job. People need to remember this is a repair. It will never be 100% unless resprayed. Well done and thanks for taking time out to do this. 🚗
So there is really no way to actually smooth the clear coat paint again without repainting it? Can you just apply another layer of clear coat?
@@flowmaster2010this is a bit of a late response but yes you can get it looking a lot better than that, there is just different steps you need to make it better, or even a more detailed description from someone who actually knows what they’re doing, ChrisFix has a really good scratch repair video with all the small details.
I read some comments before I watched the video and thought I was about to see a bad scratch repair? However, after watching the complete video and the method, I think the job turned out great! That last product isn’t cheap @ $40 per 8 ounce bottle but works.
Good job!!
@robert McGuckin You spelled your surname wrong, its Magoo!
At least it's cheaper than going in to a car repair place they usually charge 5 k not even kidding. The end result of this video wasnt that bad compared to how bad it was keyed.
Ps. The putrids worthless idiots who deliberately keyed my friends car got caught n charged for all the other bs they were doing to my friends car. How? :
We cleaned the scratch n bought hidden cameras , the putrids got caught n we called the cops , they got charged n payed for everything. Fkers🤬🤬 .
😎😎🧿Btw definitely keyed their putrid car back!! And it was done right after we bought the security cams.
Putrid worthless idiots who key cars for no reason and want to start fights , are just begging for their putrid cars to be smashed.
If that's happening to you n You've done nothing bad , you shouldn't take that kind of bs . Establish boundaries n set foot that u don't tolerate that bs it otherwise those putrid idiots will think they can do it frequently n get away with it.
If u mess with my car , I fucking wreck urs.
1350ps, quit being a pissant
It's crazy no matter how good of a job you do there's always people that have something negative to say in the beginning of the video he mentions that the scratch will not be perfect but it will hide it I think he did a great job looks pretty good he never said that the scratch will be totally one-hundred-percent gone so maybe you guys on here are hard of hearing or have selective hearing most people have selective hearing they only hear what's going on in their freaking head guys I think you did a great job especially on the fact that you did state in the beginning of your video that the scratch would not be totally gone but he will hide it as good as he can that's exactly what he said everybody knows to totally get rid of a scratch you either have to take all coats of paint off down to the base and start all over again or just paint the whole freaking car so I believe we all know that so why get on here and waste time being negative I bet the people talking all that negative mess I bet you you wouldn't even take the time or have the patience to do that kind of work just based off the fact that you can't even listen smh people man this is exactly why I world is the way it is now always hating on one another try congratulating or maybe just keeping your negative comments to your damn self in your own negative had cuz we don't want to hear it and that's a fact didn't your mother ever tell you if you don't have anything good to say to keep your mouth shut🙏🙏🙏🙏 God Bless America because we needed as a people
People need to build cars out of titanium
We’re just saying he didn’t do a very good job
Naaa dude, that's just how not to do if anything.
I'm no pro, but all you did was to mask it by 25%. The scratch is very much visible. And now it looks like it's had a crappy repair job.
Fail!
10k subscribers without a video I wasn’t bugging I knew I still saw the scratch wow!!
Deep Crystal shine xD
I just wasted 20 minutes of my life and will never get it back, by watching that video. If I had done such a bad job, I would of never made the video.
I have not seen one satisfactory scratch repair ever!!!! It does not work
Crappy repair it is.
Wonder why not to fill scratch all the way to the roof with the paint ......
Rule number one.
No acetone or paper towels on paintwork!
That’s why you have panel wipe/IPA and microfibre towels! On top of that…wet sanding in circular motions…pads on the floor…compound on the panel instead of applying it to the pad …🤦♂️ I wouldn’t leave my car with those guys.
Now I see what I need to fix scratch, big gold ring and watch. Knew I was doing it wrong!
💀💀💀💀 and the accent
I think you did a great job ! With even more patience, it would look almost perfect ! Cheers
I'm dying with the comments 🤣🤣
My first job was a painters apprentice at a collision center. Uou want to try and feather the edges of the scratch so you don’t have high spots protruding above the new paint. Also lay the pad flat and use X strokes. A drop of dawn in the water also helps out while wet sanding.
for a fast temporary fix i respect this alot. they made it look better than before. this is a fast cheap fix that some people can afford instead of going to a shop with high prices. the car definitely has visible scratches but definitely not like before. thank you for giving us a simple fix that we can do at home
A shop would without a doubt charge $700+ for a scratch like that
I am 99% certain that you are a shop owner. If this car had been brought to you, you would have wanted to paint the whole car.
if you live in a area frequented by scrotes; your going to have this happen all to often! this may be a good way of tidying the damage, without the expensive labour costs of a spray job!
honestly it look great .. he did say the better job on the scratch the better it will turn out . i give it B+ . and the only person will notice it will be the owner .. it's not noticeable at all . Good job sir .
Thank You ! I have an old Chevy S10 that has been abused but not by me. Don't EVER lend your truck or car to people no matter HOW big a friend you THINK they are. They'll tell you that the damage was there when they took it ..... yeah RIGHT. My little S10 was darn near perfect when they took it .... anyway... now I have an idea of how to clean it up a little. Thanks again !
Ok, the key is to fil the scratch so that it can be sanded dead flat it looks like you have sanded the high spots but neglected to fill in all the low spots that's why it is so easy to see, you do not have a flat surface where the scratch was! So in my opinion, if someone took the time to slowly build-up the scratched area so that it was slightly higher than the original paint surface and then carefully sanded the area until completely flat and then begun to cut polish and after that buff using the last compound to create a good shine the scratch would have been much more difficult to see and a reasonable result could be achieved from that product. Although this is far from how a professional would go about fixing a scratch like this, the product is a DIY alternative for home use.
All that work, end result = Shiny scratch
To be fair, he didn't really sand down the scratch. What you can see here are the rough edges the touch up pen left in the old paint. If he tried to level it out, before filling it, the result would have been better.
@@dag1704 exactly! He was too lazy when sanding and didn't level the new paint to the old, so the end result was pretty bad honestly.
@@dag1704 Should have sand it up and down, instead of same way as the scratch.
to be fair's it's actually 100% better than it was, you'd really have to look hard to notice it.
@@AdrianJayeOnline not really, no. This is like a 60% result. That is the whole critque point here. If they would have done it right, the result would be much better.
That is meant to be guide. A guide that is 60% accurate, should not be considered as good.
Skip the video to the end.
Scratch 1
Detailer 0
No doubt about it. Its a visible win for the scratch
Wow!! Impressive 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 thanks for sharing your experience with us,,, I have to make a repair on my new truck,,,, someone took a key to it and it’s deep, the color is dark blue and it stands out a lot,,, thanks for the tutorial 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
You don't ever sand parallel to the scratch. That's why you can still see the scratch...sand paper pretty much took most of it back out because it hasn't cured and hardened yet.
can't believe i watched this for 20 minutes!!! what a crappy job you can still see the scratch
20 min we will never get back ! Thanks 4 nothing.
It's much less noticeable. I can't really see it unless I tried really hard.
Its a touch up, not a respray and saved a lot of money. I personally wouldn't do it on such a big scratch, big if I wanted to hide it so it's not obvious if you don't know it's there, then that works... unless you want to pay 10x as much for a respray. As they say you get what you pay for.
went to the end of the video, saw the "result", read the first few comments, left and let a thumb down. Done. 5' lost.
The results are impressive, thank you for taking time to help other people.
Nice video, helpfull and always a good thing to have how to do videos like these. One tip, dont sand in circular motion, it will create circular scratching that will be difficult to cover.
You are the man. I could probably do this on my own, but I'll pay someone to get this job done. However, this project is awesome for those who are very handy. Thanks for sharing.
Where would u go to get it done
@@yunglivid I could possibly go to a mobile detailer. I had some paint touch-up work done on my previous car.
This is why I have a hard time trusting mechanics. The confidence of this guy. 😂👌
Mechanics they don't know anything about this job. This is for auto painters ...
This guy sounds like he's panicking everytime he shows the "progress" and realizes that it's just getting worse
😂😂😂
jajajajaja
laughing out loud
😂😂😂😂😂
Damn I thought 💭 I was the only one who sensed it😂😂
The end result looks fantastic for a ''touch up'' without a respray that's exactly what this is. What do people expect a flawless finish it's not going to happen with a touch up no matter how good the detailer or technician is.
I'm supprised by all the negative comments as this scratch seems to look better than larry's of ammo nyc when he did the mercedes G55 key scratch. This repair makes the scratch less noticeable and is a major improvement, not everyone has hundreds spare to pay a shop to repray the panel.
Thank you for posting! Very helpful!
Muchas gracias por sus tiempo y energía, bendiciones para todo el Equipo de trabajo. 💝
70-80% better than what it was. Thanks for sharing
Ye, never it 100%, no magic trick... When you need make like "PRO" in title, you must make fresh paint.
Now that you have practiced on your vehicle, I have black Silverado with few scratches and chips
When where and how much?
Looks good to me
Alot of negative results but this was all accomplished with a paint pen and wax - it looks far, far better than the actual scratch - for me this was a success
I found a local guy who repaired his paint of his white car by using Correction pen on his new Land Cruiser 😂😂
You made a video to fix a scratch but you didn't even thought of the quality of the result.
Wouldn't have been a great video for everyone to follow.
Awesome
Videos guys love to watch your videos when I have time.
I see a lot of bad comments on this video.
1. he is showing you how to repair a scratch with a scratch repair pen
2. If you watch to the end it was a beautiful job.
3. I followed his instructions on an old 2003 Ford Explorer that was keyed when previously owned. I did not do as much wet sanding as him I did wet sand to level out touch up paint and clearcoat and it looks great. Like I said it is an old car it looks much better than the scratches that were there. Barely noticeable.
You guys did a great job I'm definitely going to try this I have lots of scratches on my journey
Looks good! For doing a home repair that anyone should be able to accomplish the results were amazing. Good job.
Dipping a brush in clear and run it across the applied and sanded paint would have really sealed the job and preserved it and then wet sand it and polish it would protect it since after some time after rainy days and car washes it will become visible again! just a tip to add for others how to make the job even better! other than that everything else was done right and correct!
hi. If i mix the paint with a pearlescent powder will it get splattered burst or clog the nozzle?
I read that a straight razor blade should be used after painting. Also, when paint is scratched, it leaves a hump on eather side of the scratch. Using a razor blade flat against the panel levels the hump before actually using the paint. He already stated you cannot completely hide the damage to that panel. Its impossible to blend after market paint into factory paint. Even body shops have problems completely matching factory paints. The best they can do is redo the entire panel or blend the new paint into the old. I was quoted $500 to repair a scratched rear panel on our Subaru because they told me the entire panel had to be repainted, not patched in. I understand that part. Black and dark paint is the hardest to fix people. Yeah, it still shows, period. The right way to fix it as like I said. The owner probably said no.
You will never entirely get rid of the scratch you are just kinda masking it so you do t see it from a distance. I think these guys did an alright job with what they had to work with
im not a pro but on scratches that go into the car material u have to use body filler and paint then buff, he tried to skip a step using that pen
Very Helpful, thank you so much
Well, it's much better than before, of course to be completely repaired, need respraying. But this gave great results!
"Guys". Never saw a video in which this word was repeated so often. :D
Surely I’m not pro but
1.wet sand
2.prime
3.paint
4.clear
5.machine polish
Don’t forget as a step “bondo glazing spot putty” 😉
Hello. Just came across your fantastic video. I have deep key scratches all along my car and bonnet. the paint is raised from the scratch. Should I sand it smooth first or apply paint and then follow rest of your instructions. Regards
good morning I have a question on type of sealant I have a 2007 Freightliner Columbia and I'm having some water seeping through the metal seam on the driver side on top of the driver side door my question is : what kind of sealant can I put in order to stop the water leak? By the way I would like a ceiling that is color white cuz my truck is white thank you very much and I appreciate the answer in advance
What’s your shop name? I wanna run away from you guys as far as possible!
😅🤣😂😀😃😄😁
But did you see the end result lol!??
You can obviously get your car repainted, but do you really wanna do that on a 10 year old car???
this is the reason I always go to almost the end of the video !!!!
Great job nothing wrong on it
Nice shiny really good work
Are you fucking kidding me? It's only shiny because of compound! Which will wear off and it'll be back to looking shittier than before.
🤣🤣
Its a video for those in Russia with very bad internet connection and low resolution on videos so they dont see a scratch at all 😂
Everytime he says "guys" take a shot.
You'll be hammered less than a minute in.
8 times in 39 seconds. Lol
Even better...when he says "ok"
@@AA41975 Funny...
Good job!!
Holy hell man! I'm new to paint repair and think those pens are amazing. But I would never use it on a scratch like that. 😯😯
Help I used compound to take a scratch out and it started going to deep its now a little sploch spot what would you do to fix that? I'm currently trying to just lightly apply color to the spot and then a clear coat, praying it works help would be appreciated
These dudes are straight G’s.. where y’all from?
That looks great for now, but what happens when the wax wears off? Shouldn't you use a clear coat paint for it to last?
He didn’t apply wax. He used compound & polish. After that, you choose how to protect the paint on your car from wax to ceramic coating.
This is ridiculously great
nice job! im about to try this on my daughters jeep, wish me luck lol
Good luck.
@@appydaze9419 hey thanks, it actually turned out great! you helped with it for sure.
@@lionbear7706 did you use a power polisher or hand done and turned out grest
Revv up your scratches!
Ooops, wrong channel.
haha
Hahahaha
if this vehicle were a Celica, the scratch would be fixed very easily.
Hehehe
Hahaha
One of the funniest videos I have ever seen. It doesn't matter how many times you say the scratch has gone, it hasn't, I can still see it. Talking about putting lipstick on a pig !!
It's a repair and looks good alot cheeper than respray. Nothing funny about it painters do this all the time looks well considering
@@mattlawton4715 in the last few seconds you can definitely see the massive scratch. It's not even hidden, still very visible... only difference is, it's black not white.
@@jjmmjj9999 it's a cheep repair and good enough for that old banger. It needs a paint job costing moor than the car is worth you wouldn't do it to a new car.
@@mattlawton4715 don't be stupid. the application and preparation was poorly done.
The guy had the right idea, fill it, sand it, and polish however didn't do it good enough.
You need to FILL the indent. Imagine the shape "U" in a 3D space. That indent needs to be filled, and extend horizontally past the surface (the 2 lines going vertically). Once higher, you then sand down so make everything level and finally polish to remove sandpaper marks....
The scratch still being visible represents a "W" in 3D space. Some has been filled in to the surface, but some also hasn't.. hence why the "indent" is still shown in some places. The repair could've been done MUCH better had a little more time and care been taken. The principle is correct, however the application is not.
Look up ChrisFix repair deep scratches
or
LegitStreetCars fixing paint for $80 alpina b7
Both videos use this exact process, but with more finesse and attention to detail and the results show it.
@@jjmmjj9999 I get your point Chris fix does cheep repairs if you were to go up to his repair it would be the same the proper way is to respray I have done all this myself and you need 2k paint not cellulose the repair is totally fine on a budget /old car/banger.
I’m running from that garage when I see that gold watch. They can keep my car too 😂
Well my friend... What can I say? I have seen many videos on you tube but yours is the first one I thought was a joke. I saw the scratch at the beginning and I saw it at the end. Ok Ok..look less but a better result was expected..that is why you have over a thousand "dislikes". Anyway, your effort is appreciated and we understand that the method is an option for a non-permanent time. Thank you.
LIKE A PRO YOU SANDED THE REAR PLASTIC LAMP AS WELL, NO MASKING TAPE?
"OK, you can see..."
Yes, I can see the scratch. That's the problem.
Then go pay 700 to get it fixed
Damn that’s awesome I never knew how to use that touch up correctly thanks!
How should i do it if it is cold outside(2-7 celsius)? Or just wait for spring?
The tittle on this should of been. How to rip a costumer off when bringing you a scratch repair job 😂
Clean throughly and wet sand first
Does it matter which dealership name you put into the search engine for the car or is the paint the same for every model of car
Hi please advise if can repair this without using paint
I wouldnt let you touch a scratch on my bicycle. Looks like s...t at the end.
Lmfao
HOW TO REPAIR DEEP CAR PAINT SCRATCH LIKE A KID
Looks like a good job.
Instead of applying the clearcoat by the pen as shown in the video, can the clear coat alternatively be sprayed on in this type of example?
I wouldn't let them fix a scratch on my garden gate
I’m dying 😵😅😂🤣
Wow amazing the scratches are gone.
- Stevie Wonders
Need help Any way I can send you pics got few deep scratches on my 22 lunar rock tocoma and can't afford to do body work
Woudnt be happy if I'd paid for that result, but as a DIY job if that was the result from a deep scratch I'd be happy enough, definitely looks better than it did before starting, wouldnt really notice it anymore unless you were looking for it
20:01 still visible
I was laughing the entire time I read the comments... so true...at least no one is hateful ...lol
Excellent job my friend..! 👍
nice! is this temporary repair what about after i wash the car
I think this may be the worst car scratch repair job I've seen on CZcams. Unbelievable that these guys are professionals and that some BMW driver had trusted their car to them.
You can still see the scratch
The idea is to make it less noticeable. There's no fixing a scratch like that without repainting the whole panel and because its on a quarter panel I bet insurance would just total the car.
BAD!!! It looks like a deep black scratch now at least!!
@@elliottcarson1248 what??? the insurance will total the car for a fucking scratch on the quarter panel mmm i dont think so
@@venitocamelo6704 Any vehicle newer than late 90s or early 2000s is a nightmare when it comes to paint work. It can cost thousands just to repaint a door and a quarter panel is bigger and more labor intensive. Unless you're car is like 2 years old or less insurance will total it out or slap a rebuilt title on it.
@@elliottcarson1248 wow
Отличная работа!
20:00 You can still see the scratch it’s just 1% less unnoticeable. Thinking about adding scratch removal to my services as a mobile detailer💯 Quick fixes aren’t quality results and quality results take patience and attention to detail.🎩
Why... im asking why!!! Wtf... the scratch its still there!!! You need to fill the gap with putty filler and sand it and later touch paint it!
This guys are bloopers I think.
But for a person who can’t do that ? This is better than nothing I suppose. I have a large scratch on my car a bit deeper than this. Can anyone help on what to do then if this is the wrong thing?
@@courtneywalker3610 idk but you can watch a number of them and then you pretty much have an idea. Ask some pro's for advise. Then just start. Remember you set the standard for what you are going for. In the end the paint is just to cover the metal. But would be nice if it looked really amazing.
The SHAM-WOW guy is in Mother Russia fixing cars... Are ya following me camera guy ?
Kevin Atwell 🤣😂
Amazing shine and finish.
Great video!
Hmmmm, sorry, not impressed, you rushed it, you should have gone over it a few more times to fill all the gaps, it looks pretty bad in my opinion.
And you say "guys" way too many times lol...
I appreciate though that doing this work is not easy and filming is also not easy, just giving some constructive criticism. Best of luck.
The main problem is you did not let the paint fully hardened and cure before wet sanding it. You just rubbed out all the paint you applied in the first place. I would also try starting with 1500, then 3000 before compounding.
Good job!