How to fix a VERY DEEP scratch!!!
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rddmxmeth10
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I would suggest sand with 600-3,000, than hit it with a wool pad/rotary with some m105/205. Should look brand new!
dad07
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That was the problem in the first place , he had way to much beer already.
This happened 41/2 years ago. Wasn't very funny at the time but now I can share the pictures without getting angry.
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That wasn't exactly my first thought or word, when I walked outside.
It was a little more XXX Rated.
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EXACTLY!!!! No it was parked in my driveway 1:30am.Nobody was really hurt amazingly. Even the drunk driver. At first that's all I was concerned about then I started dealing with the ins co. And that's when the angry part kicked in. All ended well and we have a new jeep now after a almost 3 yr battle.
Mike Phillips
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My daily driver was rear-ended almost 3 years ago when I was hit by a Ford F150 that was driving around 50 to 60 miles per hour, maybe faster. I heard his tires screeching for a long time and actually took pictures of the skid marks.
This is looking from the point of view of the guy that hit me. I was at a dead stop with oncomoing traffic.
I was pretty angry at the time but most of all glad that I no one was hurt. The good news is I'm building a new truck to take the place of my current truck and it's coming along really nice.
It's going to have either 10" or 12" I-beam bumpers front and rear welded and bolted to the frame. If I'm ever hit a again I ain't getting hurt and I my truck's not getting bent. This is my last vehicle in this lifetime...
If you've ever seen pictures of my Jimmy without doors and wondered why... well that's why...
