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Clear coat problem on my C2

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I located in Los Angles, anyone can recommend a good detail shop to take a look at it?

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I located in Los Angles, anyone can recommend a good detail shop to take a look at it?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My C2 've received some nasty rock chips like the size of rice grain. After I touch them up, i wet sanded it with 2000 grit sandpaper. to my surpise the porsche clear coat is so thin that i rub the clear coast off. Now my hood has a big mark as the size of a quarter. Is there any way to fix it? I bring it to a body shop and they said I need to repaint the whole hood. Is there any way i can buff it off? I am not looking for 100% invisible, just make the spot less noticable is ok. I know a repaint will decrease the value of the vehicle. I located in Los Angles, anyone can recommend a good detail shop to take a look at it?

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Paint the hood. If the chips are not bad, you can have it wetsanded by a pro to see how deep the clear is left behind. But they might be able to just clearcoat it.

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Time to paint. Buffing will just take off more paint.

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