Removing Rocker-cover Blemishes?
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SeaJay's
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That's a great question.
I'm thinking that you may not be able to fix them. Since these tend to be either a rubber or a hard plastic, you could try taking some fine sand paper to them. But that's going to change the over all texture. Or...and this is a big if and I don't think I'd try this on a customer's car but maybe my own...take a heat gun to it very carefully! As you don't want to heat up your paint.
But again I wouldn't personally want to do this to a customer's car. I'm sure someone will with more experience with this type of thing will chime in and point you in the right direction.
I'm thinking that you may not be able to fix them. Since these tend to be either a rubber or a hard plastic, you could try taking some fine sand paper to them. But that's going to change the over all texture. Or...and this is a big if and I don't think I'd try this on a customer's car but maybe my own...take a heat gun to it very carefully! As you don't want to heat up your paint.
But again I wouldn't personally want to do this to a customer's car. I'm sure someone will with more experience with this type of thing will chime in and point you in the right direction.