Hey guys,

I'm working on some scratches on the rear bumper. I have my multiple thin layers of touch up paint on. Now I need to blend the areas into the bumper. I bought a super fine 3M sanding sponge. I've tried this method before, but had trouble getting rid of the roughed up look around the plastic. What do I use to bring the luster back and to smoothe it into the rest of the bumper. I've heard 3M imperial hand glaze...is this the ticket? Thanks guys.

 

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another question, any of you guys know how to flatten out large scratches on bumpers? im trying to figure out a way to make my bumper kinda smooth after someone decided to get a flathead and dig the chit out of it to get my emblem..heh

 

Goch,

Can't help you man, sorry.

Black R,

Thanks man...I've seen that a bunch of times. My main question is the difference in technique between plastic and metal. I usually get the metal ones looking really good, but I have trouble with the plastic. I think my problem is the sanding pad though. I gotta find a meguir's 2000 grit...what I'm using is too gritty.