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Just Zoomed in on the rear extension piece. Here’s Zoomed in and Unzoomed.
Originally Posted by MMD
At first I said the same. I think what you are seeing is a photo with and insert included. The insert is a very slightly zoomed photo of the original. That's my take.
instead of all these fruity workaround suggestions being offered, take it to a decent body shop and spend the couple hundred bucks for such a small area to be sanded/painted/blended properly. no you cant fix that with buffing/etc, the paint is rubbed off.
instead of all these fruity workaround suggestions being offered, take it to a decent body shop and spend the couple hundred bucks for such a small area to be sanded/painted/blended properly. no you cant fix that with buffing/etc, the paint is rubbed off.
dont be ghetto, get it fixed right.
It's not rocket science. Just a simple repair. GM touch up paint, clear coat, some sanding, some buffing is all that's needed.
Find a local reputable body shop that specializes in higher end vehicles. Shouldn't be too bad of a repair.
Never seen local reputable body shop that specializes in low end vehicle have you? Now that I think about it, I have never seen a local unreputable body shop that specializes in high end vehicles either.
Never seen local reputable body shop that specializes in low end vehicle have you? Now that I think about it, I have never seen a local unreputable body shop that specializes in high end vehicles either.
Never have seen any body shop that advertises reputable either.
Nothing "fruity" there are many here quite capable of excellent spot repairs, but mainly because of years of experience. If someone has never done it or is unsure of their capabilities then by all means go to a shop to have a "professional" repair. It is all about the right materials, prep, and patience to follow steps ... we are just trying to help.
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