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Having a bad day! Buddy was helping me on my bike and he slipped with a screw driver and just scratched the living hell out of my fender! Said he's going to pay for it to be repainted but according to Harley, harley paint can only be bought through HD. And wow is it expensive because it's a tricoat paint! Feel bad but damn just looking at my fender makes me need a beer! Any one know if this can be blended rather then having to repaint and re pin stripe the entire fender?
Doesnt look like its all the way thru the paint because the scratch is still red (may just be the pic)
I had worse scratches that the dealer put in my new black truck and they were able to buff them 98% out
Doesnt look like its all the way thru the paint because the scratch is still red (may just be the pic)
I had worse scratches that the dealer put in my new black truck and they were able to buff them 98% out
Originally Posted by DigbyHD
take it to a pro body shop and they'll tell u it has to be painted but a guy with a buffer can do magic
Doesnt look like its all the way thru the paint because the scratch is still red (may just be the pic) I had worse scratches that the dealer put in my new black truck and they were able to buff them 98% out
Oh it's definitely all the way through the paint picture is just bad I guess
Having a bad day! Buddy was helping me on my bike and he slipped with a screw driver and just scratched the living hell out of my fender! Said he's going to pay for it to be repainted but according to Harley, harley paint can only be bought through HD. And wow is it expensive because it's a tricoat paint! Feel bad but damn just looking at my fender makes me need a beer! Any one know if this can be blended rather then having to repaint and re pin stripe the entire fender?
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