Update: went ahead and figured the complex would take its sweet time on answering me (and doubt they take liability of it) since the only communication is email with the offices not open for outsiders. Went ahead with some rubbing/polishing compound and well it’s not terrible still pissed but could be worseAdded a damper and some paint art complements of the neighborhood gate (barely had the truck a month)
You did a great job cleaning that up. Did you hit it with a machine (DA Polisher, not orbital)? If you haven't, if you do get a DA I bet it would knock even more out of the damage.Update: went ahead and figured the complex would take its sweet time on answering me (and doubt they take liability of it) since the only communication is email with the offices not open for outsiders. Went ahead with some rubbing/polishing compound and well it’s not terrible still pissed but could be worse
I was going to comment on this yesterday but got caught up. Looks great. Most of that was paint transfer as I suspected.
It was all by hand, my next step is to take it and see what a detailer can do. Since it’s brand new I’d rather not risk it and pay to have it done the right way.
Not at all haha my brother was a plane detailer so I have a decent knowledge of the basics for detailing but nothing major, will be getting a professional detailer to see what they can do next.
Want to sell the chrome grill?Swapped my chrome grill for the sport magnetic and swapped the chrome EcoBoost logo for a black one. All bought off the forum.
I didn't know what I was doing until I just jumped on it and learned. (And read a lot on the internet!) I bought a DA from Harbor Freight and turned my Mustang into a show car!
That looks very nice!Installed the Ranger lettering in dark gray with the black outline.
