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The passenger door got away from my passenger today and managed to scrape on the sidewalk. No visible damage on the side of the door but feeling underneath there is some obvious rough scraping as a result of it. Worry would be rust in the future... Is the best way of dealing with this applying some touch up paint? Any body else run in to it, worried about it or am I overly anal?
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Evan
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Re: Door scrape!
The touch up clear coat from Costco or canadian tire. You my friend, must lose weight.
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Re: Door scrape!
Hahaha thanks man.Evan
08 R32
88 Golf (soup kitchen)Comment
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Re: Door scrape!
I have definitely dinged the passengers side door a few times on the bottom (well my passengers have) and it is starting to not be the best. I have to spot sand it and apply a clearcoat, i would recommend doing it sooner than later like i have doneComment
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Re: Door scrape!
Will have to jump on it this weekend as I'll forget until the next time it happens for sure. Just don't want to leave it too long even though winter is almost over, I've been noticing more salt buildup from the roads this year than before.Evan
08 R32
88 Golf (soup kitchen)Comment
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Re: Door scrape!
Originally posted by kujiwara View PostThe touch up clear coat from Costco or canadian tire. You my friend, must lose weight.
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