DEEP Scratches? Keyed? REALISTIC Money Saving Method!!! Paint Scratch Repair!

Realistic results and completely DIY. You can do this at home! You can save hundreds, maybe thousands of pounds/dollars!

Methods like this, as well as the many others I have shown, can save you a lot of money, time and hassle.

Bodyshop repairs can be very expensive. Metallics will usually need to be blended into adjoining panels. Often a whole side of the car may need to be painted for one damaged panel.

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[kaidzaack]

Yeah - YOU can „see“ the scratch - because you know where it had been 😅😉. I see a perfectly intact side panel 🤗!
Excellent job, especially for Metallic paint. I bow for you sir! 🙏

[williamrafferty]

I was dubious at the start but that result speaks for itself !

Well presented and easy to watch, well done!

[timothywong]

What sets you apart form other DIY scratch repairs is that you do it from start to finish without editing and - thus giving the full transparency of the before and after results! This is how all illustrations should be. Well done and thank you :)

[pricey]

Full transparency, paintgear is your business, your shop. Be honest and say that, not things like “we like to use paintgear” making it sound different. Promote your business! I’d buy from paintgear to support you, so be proud and push it in your videos, don’t make out it’s something different that’s all. Another really great and helpful video! Order coming soon 👍

[eesa]

I got really good results using your other method of touch up paint massaged in with finger then g360

[s]

I also had succes by filling scratch this deep with paint and like you said than after drying remove with alcohol, but the part of the scratch was luckily the last to stick. So I could just wipe over it until only the filled paint was left. Trying to say that the filled part of the scratch seems to keep the paint the best, that makes it easier. So maybe it''s not even needed to keep so much safe room as you did, although better safe than sorry perhaps...

[Joolz]

Thanks for explaining about metallic paint looking darker I did not know that. I recently scratched my metallic blue paint and got rid of the white mostly in a deep scratch, but did wonder why when I filled in it looked different.

[elpollolocofr]

Someone scratched my door few months ago, like in this vid. Tried it myself but messed it up. Had to send it to the shop, 350€ gone. This is harder than it looks but you make it look easy

[mariusherssens]

Man you make everything look so easy! Loving your videos

[MikeyMack]

Very nice work! Thanks for showing us how to do it!

[DetailingTurzovka]

You can save some time and apply base/clear with hardener mixed together at once. I also experimented with a rubber squeege. It levels up the paint famously. Leaving little to none residue :)

[Matt_]

Each time I watch your videos, I feel that I can do the same :) but you're doing very well because of your experience. We may not get a similar result on our car :(
Anyway, really good and another educative video. Thanks mate,

[leerolfe]

Another great no nonsense guide that just speaks for itself. Best correction guides on the Tube! 💪

[anthonycullen]

Top job, you don't need to talk your work down. I'd be very happy with that repair on my car👍🏼

[RobAinsworth-sq]

Excellent content, thanks, gonna try this on my scratched bumper, thanks.

[Gringo.]

Wooow 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 excelente trabajo. Congratulations ❤

[orlandosoto]

All of your videos are awesome and super informative. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the community.
Any suggestions on brands / website to purchase up high quality paint and materials? I’m in the US

[ReggieBurgos]

Nevermind, you already answered mid video. Thanks and great job

[vincetaylor]

Great Tutorial, thanks for sharing.
And good luck with the business.
One question, I bought the drill attachment and buffing pad, can you get just as good results with this or is it best to get a proper polisher ?
Cheers
Vince.

[s]

About the darker metallic : I recently mixed mine original paint code for old Nissan Primera (too dark) with light grey from an Opel / Vauxhall. It was perfect matching. So you can just try mix with colors, guiding / guessing with your eyes, probably closer than original new, becaus of old metallic that always changes in color.