Kubota Orage Paint /fixing hairline scratches

[jkm]

Hi Everyone,
I found a few tiny hairline scratches on the hood of my B7510. I want to fix them. The dealer said that I could spray some paint into the lid of the can and use an art brush to fix it. I just do not want to botch it up....any suggestions?

 

[normde2001]

I am an fairly decent artist, (oil painting), and I have never been able to repair hairline scratches with paint without making a mess. Try Turtle Wax "Color Magic" car wax on it. in fact, I have not tried it, but you might try artists' oil paint in the scratches. When dry, you can wipe off the excess with mineral spirits, leaving the remainder in the scratch. You may have to mix red and yellow to get proper color.

 

[milkman]

I've had some success with this on small scratches, it won't work on big scratches.
I've had a tube for a long time, I don't even remember where I got it.


http://www.interwood.com/a/p/gt88/GT88Details.shtml

 

[DaMadman]

Are the scratches down to the metal or just hailine surface scratches?

Maybe a picture would help.

You might be able to rub them out (yeah copper rub you out see /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif ) with some rubbing and polishing compound?? Maybe

 

[milkman]

Here's a before.

 

[milkman]

Here's an after. There's also a scratch remover called NP27, I'm sure you can find it with a search, like "As Seen On TV".

 

[KENSFM]

Dip the tip of a toothpick in the paint (thinned enough to flow into the scratch) and just fill the scratch level with the surface. Let the paint cure for about a week and follow with a good polishing compound. The technique may take some practice, but I think that you will have good results.
Ken /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[dholly]

That sounds like a similar techinque to this product http://www.langka.com/ which gets high marks in many auto forums.