Okay, so today I get out to my car after coming out of work and I am absolutely horrified to witness someone backing into my car. More of a swipe... but whatever. Some older guy in an old yellow Corvette, not sure of the year for all you Vet fans.. sorry . But yeah He was real apologetic and even gave me $50 to pay it off, i told him that i would take care of it no problem, he seems to be alright after he realized i wasn't going to call anyone haha.

Tools:
-Acetone! (The Miracle Liquid!) [[You could also use paint thinner but.. might be a little dangerous. I prefer the acetone its a bit weaker.]]

-A rag
-Elbow Grease!


So to get started, this is what i was looking at.

or a closer look..

Luckily.. it was mostly his paint that came onto me.. not the other way around...


<U>Step 1:</U>
Apply a decent amount of the acetone to a rag or towel and really just have at it. Making sure to wipe up the smears you see appear rather quickly, they tend to set in if you don't.

<U>Step 2:</U>
Elbow grease is needed for this part, for my personal experience here there were many little divots and pot holes filled with this stupid yellow paint. A finger nail comes in handy here..


Half way done..

<U>Step 3:</U>
Finish up with all the little stinking divots and well.. you're done, haha. Marvel at your handy work.



<U>Step 4:</U>
Head to your local Autozone, Pep Boys, or Kragen [or im my case.. wait until morning to go to the Acura dealership because your paint was discontinued in touch-up...] If anyone knows somewhere to get B97-W Voltage Blue i think... please let me know.

I will put up pics of the finished detailed project when i get around to it after school tomorrow

 

http://www.paintscratch.com/paint-code.html

 

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Thanks!