BIG Chip Repair using the Squeegee method! Fix your own car SCRATCHES and CHIPS! Save Money!

Got damage on your car? Chips and scratches may not always need a respray! This is another method from CVR POV to help you fix your own car and save money!

Chips, road rash and scratches can be unsightly. Respraying panels can be hugely expensive and inconvenient.

Learn methods with this channel. Full guides and tutorials explaining every step of many once secret processes!

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[AndreGuerrieri]

If I didn't see this process with my own eyes, I would have never believed that chip was fixed with a squeegee! If was the owner of that Ferrari, I would be ecstatic at that repair! So glad I found your channel!

[richyclubsport]

Recently sold my Mini Cooper, it had a lot of small chips and surface scratches around the front and bonnet, being BRG metallic really showed up. Was quoted £650 to paint, i went to BMW and got three official touch up stick's, and spent over 3 hour's touching them all in. Left overnight, same procedure with laquer, and left again. Borrowed my friends machine polisher, lightly flatted the area's with 2000 wet n dry with lot's of fairy liquid, and buffed, the results were remarkable, sold the it to the first viewer at full asking price. Thanks for these videos that gave me the confidence to carry it out.

[probono]

Even though I don't want to do any paint repairs this was one of the most enjoyable 16 minutes I've spent on YouTube. It's always a joy to watch a true craftsman at work.

[Civic.]

There is a better faster way of doing this, instead of using a squeegee, use a paint brush to only build up the area where paint is missing and low. For a repair like this it takes a few applications to get enough build that is then followed by select sanding with a tiny block to minimise paint removal surrounding the repair area. Occasionally if the colour match isn't perfect, blending thinners can be applied and once polished you will not see the repair. When I owned my own repair business I often did these repairs for no charge in the process of doing other work because I could do them in a very short amount of time and it kept customers loyal to me.

[kevinsapikoski]

WELL DONE ! I'm a retired autobody repairman, did this type of reconditioning for years. You know your ropes !

[selffarming]

Not many people would be brave enough to tackle the paintwork on a Ferrari. Well done this vid was a joy to watch. Content and skill level amazing. So pleased i found your channel. Just what i have been looking for. Top job.👍

[wrigleyfield]

I've been watching a ton of YouTube videos lately on paint chip repairs, and I have to say that there isn't anyone out there better than you. Very impressive! Cheers!

[wayneshephard]

Nice job, one of the best instructional videos I've seen, no annoying background music

[stonewall]

I have to say you have the best tutorials on paint chip/scratch repair I've seen so far on YouTube. I do like your advice in your other videos about tempering your expectations of these touch up repairs. Considering the time & expense of a respray, your methods & out comes are outstanding. Good show sir!

[tonylittle]

t 12 minutes in I thought" I can still see the mark". 2 minutes later. "What mark?" Brilliant.

[cheshiresmileclinic]

Wow - I was one of those kids that used to put too much car body filler on dints and spend 2 days sanding - I can't believe the finish you achieved - I thought it was going to look terrible - it is imperceptible - amazing skill.

[guardzman]

Some of the most helpful and practical content I've seen. Sod the haters and keep up the good work👍🏻

[aaronflanagan]

Impressive work sir. Having that amount of patience through the process has always been a struggle for me, but your results speak for themselves. Great work & I learned a lot watching. Thanks!

[sickssix]

another method for small stone chips is to fill them with paint using a thin pointed stick, a cocktail stick is often just right, let it be higher than the painted surface so it is proud of the paintwork then let it dry for a few days and then lay a razor blade on the car's paintwork and slice the high spot off bringing it down to the right height, T-Cut and polish accordingly, the trick with stone chips is to not damage any undamaged paintwork, IE sanding it, making the stone chip bigger etc, people tend to remove paint hat doesn't need removing then they try to replace the paint they just removed,

[kerrylewis]

That repair must have made the owner's day. Always nice to watch a craftsman at work

[rhyoliteaquacade]

Great technique. I have some scratches on a new to me Ford Expedition and asked a detailer how to fix and his answer was to mow it all down with a buffer. Much better to build up a layer or more. Thanks.

[DSTWizz]

Thanks for this. Given me the courage to tackle a chip on the bonnet on my 6 week old car!

[lockstocky]

Great job . After using some of your other techniques on minor scratches with great results, this method had crossed my mind but wasn’t sure it would be successful. Great 👍🏻

[that_biker_boy]

Literally Amazing! You've made me realise that there is no way my Porsche needs a full respray now... My chips are nothing compared to what you've just concealed on that Ferrari! 😂
I helped out at a body shop for a year or so... and although I thought I'd learnt a lot... You made this look almost too easy! Great Work!

[cantdriveslo]

Scratching on a Ferrari with a razor made my stomach turn, but you certainly did an astounding job on the repair!