ADVICE REQUIRED: Deliberately made Deep scratch on Car's body by someone

[rockerguy]

AOA PWers,
I hope everyone of you are doing just great and enjoying a great off day
I have been following this thread for a couple of years and always love to learn new things coming up through this informative thread..
This time, unfortunately, I have come across an incident where I really need advice of you guys to help me out. Below are the images of my car Honda Civic, bought last year and so far, never required to get it painted or anything Alhamdulilah..
Recently, I found one continuous deep scratch on all the parts of my car's body, being made deliberately, by someone (may Allah put him in right path).

I wonder why anyone on earth would want to do this with someones car... Regardless of whether new, or used used, I feel sad to think about why we are so little in our heart to please our soul by hurting someone...
Anyways, please have a look at the scratch on the doors, fenders, bonnet and other parts. The scratch is deep enough to penetrate through the paint till the base layer before paint.
I would really appreciate if there's anyone who has any information or expertise in dealing with such deep scratch.. Anything to lessen its visibility would also be great. Your feedback and advice would be awaited. Thanks a lot and Jazakallah!

[Legal_rebel]

Is it Peshawer army flats?

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[haroon47]

Really sad to c that..well you are rite, may that person be put onto the right path..Regarding the scratches..they seems deep into the paint..but try to get it compound from a good painter and there are possibilities that they will be dulled to some extent but i thnk they cant be removed compeletey..Also seek help of Deatiling Crew, they are really really very good.

[mwm749]

No worries,

Wash your car to get rid of dust/dirt. Take a soft tooth brush dip it with car shampoo and clean these scratches.
Then take "Black Color" Turtle Wax and polish you car.

You will be surprised with the result.

[rockerguy]

Really sad to c that..well you are rite, may that person be put onto the right path..Regarding the scratches..they seems deep into the paint..but try to get it compound from a good painter and there are possibilities that they will be dulled to some extent but i thnk they cant be removed compeletey..Also seek help of Deatiling Crew, they are really really very good.

Thanks a lot for your response.. Tried many painters.. but they said the only option is repainting.. i don't want a opt for that obviously... already posted in detailing thread.. thanks anyway

[rockerguy]

No worries,

Wash your car to get rid of dust/dirt. Take a soft tooth brush dip it with car shampoo and clean these scratches.
Then take "Black Color" Turtle Wax and polish you car.

You will be surprised with the result.

will try that for sure In'Sha'Allah... Thanks a lot for your advice.. Jazakallah!

[smoke87]

will try that for sure In'Sha'Allah... Thanks a lot for your advice.. Jazakallah!

I would rather recommend Meguiar's Black Wax. You will love the overall outcomes and most importantly you will get rid of this damn scratch.

[Skill]

Some abrasive compound is required,that will take off some of the pigment of the body color and fill in the scratch line but to do this you should consult it with experienced people and that won't be done with hands,i mean you would definitely be needing rotary.

[talhabinomar]

Compounding will reduce it

[rockerguy]

I would rather recommend Meguiar's Black Wax. You will love the overall outcomes and most importantly you will get rid of this damn scratch.

That will then be great... I have also heard great about Meguiars products, though i myself used Turtle waxes for polishing... The full name would be Meguiar's black wax?

[rockerguy]

I would rather recommend Meguiar's Black Wax. You will love the overall outcomes and most importantly you will get rid of this damn scratch.

Moreover, a shopkeeper was telling me that he has some kinda paint marker that can fill the cavity of scratch and reduce overall visibility,.. any advice on that?

[rockerguy]

Some abrasive compound is required,that will take off some of the pigment of the body color and fill in the scratch line but to do this you should consult it with experienced people and that won't be done with hands,i mean you would definitely be needing rotary.

where can i get this done? i checked some painters in rawalpindi but no one offered me any such solution or services. Can you recommend any place in islamabad where i Can get this done with rotary device?

Compounding will reduce it

Tried compounding on one part. but in vain.

[Skill]

Why don't you consult with @ahmad_yar @ vague_one

@accord7362 @thekonsultant @

[msabbasi]

Moreover, a shopkeeper was telling me that he has some kinda paint marker that can fill the cavity of scratch and reduce overall visibility,.. any advice on that?

Sorry to say, those markers are a bit of a toy. I have one in black with the matching black polish that goes with the marker. As I said it's a toy .. don't waste your money. Or .... on second thoughts, you could come over to my place to try it out if you want. Your scratch is fairly deep. I doubt compounding will work.

[HellsGuardian]

my guess is that these are made by some kids playing around where you park the car. I had quite similar looking scratches made be kids (but less deep)

[Teeboyuk]

Hi take one panel at a time clean the scratch with white sprit or panel wipe. With a brush fill the scratch with lacquer building it up so it's slightly level with paint use a solid black as base coat.. Then use touch up paint the same colour as ur car. This the tricky bit .. Compound or tcut will remove any extra paint on the panel. Then touch up with lacquer .. Hand compound the whole panel. This works for me. By the time u finish the whole car u will have worked how it's done.

[TheFaixy]

I have 100% same scratch on silver please suggest what to do with that and the painters also said the same 100% thing

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[458_Italia]

Hi take one panel at a time clean the scratch with white sprit or panel wipe. With a brush fill the scratch with lacquer building it up so it's slightly level with paint use a solid black as base coat.. Then use touch up paint the same colour as ur car. This the tricky bit .. Compound or tcut will remove any extra paint on the panel. Then touch up with lacquer .. Hand compound the whole panel. This works for me. By the time u finish the whole car u will have worked how it's done.

Where to get touch up paint from? I dont think wel get it from the company.. Or am i wrong? And for what uve mentioned, any demo available somewhere?

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[Teeboyuk]

[QUOTE=458_Italia;4224599]Where to get touch up paint from? I dont think wel get it from the company.. Or am i wrong? And for what uve mentioned, any demo available somewhere?

you can get ur paint matched and buy 1/4 or 1/2 litre... theres no demo i would do one but its to cold ...

[onthehonda]

Happy to see that your car was once again in excellent condition today. BTW it was nice meeting you and had a great time with you.