Hi All,
My Focus got a scratch in it about 6" long that goes along my door and rear body panel. It's down to the metal. Are there methods to having this repaired aside from touch up paint or a full respray by a body shop?
--Norbert
Repair keyed body panels.
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Focus? What's that all about? I thought you guys only drove two-seaters!
Touch-up and body shop are the only two solutions I know of. This time of year it's especially important to protect the metal before corrosion can get to it.
Has anybody tried Dr. Colorchip on something like this? I hear it's great stuff but I haven't seen the results.
Touch-up and body shop are the only two solutions I know of. This time of year it's especially important to protect the metal before corrosion can get to it.
Has anybody tried Dr. Colorchip on something like this? I hear it's great stuff but I haven't seen the results.
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2017 X5 35d
2000 328i (my first and still probably favorite)
2019 230 X-drive
2006 M3
2022 M3
Gone but not forgotten- 2008 E90 M3, 1991 325iX, 1989 325i, 2015 M235i Cabrio, 2019 Miata RF
dr colorchip
as for Dr. Colorchip I bought a kit from them and then made the mistake of putting it away and not using it for over a year. When I finally did try to use it it had all dried up. Called them and they said that it has no shelf life. You must use it right away. It is expensive but I hear that it works good. I think you are best to just fill it up with Ford touch up paint and chalk it up to living in a world that has quite a few a-holes running around doing a-hole stuff.