NeddyBear
Veteran Mountain Biker
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- Rubyvale, Qld
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- 2004 2.5L Subaru Outback
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Better off re-spraying the panel, otherwise for stone chips try dabbing touch up paint with a cotton bud or very small brush wait till dry then add more and finish with a buffHow can you repair stone chips? I don't want to see a little crater glazed over with touch up paint, but a perfect, smooth, shiny look like you'd never know there was ever a stone chip.
Or am I dreaming?
Also a couple of small spots on the rear bumper where the paint has bubbled (altercation with a 4wd bull bar ) and is flaking slightly.
Btw I have a silver VS
Do it all the time. As above is good advice.Has anyone hosed there floor mats out then let air dry?
I was in training all week and the car park was just a dirt pad so even with me taking my work boots off and putting some thongs on and tapping them my floor mats are covered in mud and I was thinking of just hitting the drivers one with a hose and brush?
Just go to a car wash and use soap setting on high power wash then rinse, then put them in your boot go home and put them out to dry.Has anyone hosed there floor mats out then let air dry?
I was in training all week and the car park was just a dirt pad so even with me taking my work boots off and putting some thongs on and tapping them my floor mats are covered in mud and I was thinking of just hitting the drivers one with a hose and brush?