thought it was mine!
New Member
petrol and a match should sort that problem. My bet it was one of them tracta boys jealous or your hair straighteners
Grimmer
THE Winner
Get some mud on it, you won't see the scratch then
**Warning** Only use almost dry mud, wet mud contains too much moisture and could cause your doors to fall off
Hope that helps
My Tratter had a scratch on it, and this method worked a treat, the scratch just disappeared, you'd never know it was ever there
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**Warning** Only use almost dry mud
, wet mud contains too much moisture and could cause your doors to fall offHope that helps
My Tratter had a scratch on it, and this method worked a treat, the scratch just disappeared, you'd never know it was ever there
matthew2riches
New Member
In all honesty if it has broken the clearcoat then unless you are fairly good with paint yourself then it'll be a smart repairer or a body shop job
Dan_Trials
Well-Known Member
There's an introduction section you seem to not know about
Freelaner
Landy Driver
Get some mud on it, you won't see the scratch then
**Warning** Only use almost dry mud
Hope that helps
My Tratter had a scratch on it, and this method worked a treat, the scratch just disappeared, you'd never know it was ever there
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oh yes
there is a tratter under there
Grimmer
THE Winner
defender11069
AKA Mr cool...
woz ent me...:bolt::bolt:
defender11069
AKA Mr cool...
100% tratter paint..oh yes
there is a tratter under there
Freelaner
Landy Driver
A Tratter with a scratch no less
can't see it.......works well that stuff
mine int been weshed for months, i can't even tell what colour it used to be
Grimmer
THE Winner
mine int been weshed for months, i can't even tell what colour it used to be
That's what rain is for
and big puddles
Freelaner
Landy Driver
Grimmer
THE Winner
it int hardly rained and there int no puddles
I feel your pain
On the plus side, my Tratter isn't letting any water in
Dan_Trials
Well-Known Member
Plenty rain up here guys! Plus I'm going exploring tomorrow, get going you might make the ferry tomorrow morning!
local mud colour is orrible,already tried it.Get some mud on it, you won't see the scratch then
**Warning** Only use almost dry mud
Hope that helps
My Tratter had a scratch on it, and this method worked a treat, the scratch just disappeared, you'd never know it was ever there
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Grimmer
THE Winner
Good answer
Can't help with sorting scratches pal, but Introduce yourself in the "Introduce yourself section". I know its easy to miss, otherwise it upsets some of natives, and they're a pain to calm down again once upset.
