car with lots of dog scratches

[shaneelal]

I'm interested in purchasing a royal blue corolla, however it has lots of dog scratch marks, owner says a cat sometimes goes on top the car and his dogs scrapes the sides of the car. The scratches don't look deep but there are many.

Please advise on the best approach to remove the scratches and the associated cost. If the cost is too much, I'll have to renegotiate a price for the car.

Thanks.

[Cjruckus]

buff that sheit out.

compound FTW

[brams112]

make the man drop off a two gran and do as ^^^ he said buff it off

[ronsin1]

buff that sheit out.

compound FTW

man never say anything about sheit

[KURMAman]

depending how hard dem dog scratching de car yes.
It have car wash solutions that helps, den u wax and polish de car good..and u good to go.

[TURBOT]

a light wet sand and buff should work but factory clearcoat does be thin so be careful who u let buff the car....... most should come off tho, unless it was a really big dog

[shaneelal]

a light wet sand and buff should work but factory clearcoat does be thin so be careful who u let buff the car....... most should come off tho, unless it was a really big dog

It was a german shepherd, where can I go to have this professionally done with the special care this work requires?

[foss]

a light wet sand and buff should work but factory clearcoat does be thin so be careful who u let buff the car....... most should come off tho, unless it was a really big dog

It was a german shepherd, where can I go to have this professionally done with the special care this work requires?

u can check LAING

[- Rovin's car audio -]

ask a professional like a body shop man to go with u & if he say it can buff\polish well u good to go but if it needs repainting well d seller shud reduce d price to suit ...

[slick]

buff that sheit out.

compound FTW

man never say anything about sheit

take win

[VexXx Dogg]

depending on the state of the scratches you may need to flash over the car.

[Aaron 2NR]

a light wet sand and buff should work but factory clearcoat does be thin so be careful who u let buff the car....... most should come off tho, unless it was a really big dog

It was a german shepherd, where can I go to have this professionally done with the special care this work requires?

u can check LAING

LAING does not do wet sanding of vehicles....they do hand polishing and light machine polishing....


pm richie

[Mini]

car with lots of dog scratches

usually a shampoo with oatmeal and baking soda stops my dog from scratching...

This is widely available and does the trick...

[smokeyjoe]

you can get it buff at dSPEEDLAb in st joseph. call 7145000 ask for bounty or 3955310 ask for jerome.
we will to see the car first to tell u how much and also if buffing will remove all the scratches. if the scratches is to deep u may have to repaint.

[Dj_Bee]

as smokeyjoe, said....

if the scratches are so deep that you can see the primer...then you will have to repaint...

a quick way to see also....pass your finger nail against the scratches...and if they feelin deep...then it gotta repaint

[shaneelal]

Thanks for all the comments, got the price reduced by $3k, however I've asked knowledgeable people to accompany me on Sunday to view the car to determine how much work is required.

[shaneelal]

as smokeyjoe, said....

if the scratches are so deep that you can see the primer...then you will have to repaint...

a quick way to see also....pass your finger nail against the scratches...and if they feelin deep...then it gotta repaint

The scratches I passed my hands on, I couldn't feel any grooves, first I thought was dust, cause how fine the marks were.