I actually think I found it finally. $110. Geesh
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Wow. If that's the case I'd check out all the parts supply houses. How about junkyards?I actually think I found it finally. $110. Geesh
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Sand with what? Just regular sand paper? What grain? Wet sand? Dremel? I’ve sanded plenty of paint but not aluminum. I guess I’ve nothing to lose but $110You may be able to sand, buff and polish that. You'd need to do the entire piece and sand straight with the grain.
I’d probably try with 3m red scotchbrite unless it’s deep, then move to grey or green. You could try hawks motorsports, they deal in salvage ctsv parts. My best guess it’s held down with tape, seeing it’s pretty thin I’d doubt someone is going to take the care to remove it without distorting the metal some waySand with what? Just regular sand paper? What grain? Wet sand? Dremel? I’ve sanded plenty of paint but not aluminum. I guess I’ve nothing to lose but $110
More then likely, I was just speaking to scratch removali would think its clearcoated not raw aluminum
Start with 600 grit, wet or dry and by hand. If that doesn't take the scratch out, move down to 400 then once the scratch is out, work your way up to 1500/2000. Buff and polish as necessary. Clear coat if desired.Sand with what? Just regular sand paper? What grain? Wet sand? Dremel? I’ve sanded plenty of paint but not aluminum. I guess I’ve nothing to lose but $110
Yessir there is a V.Question - is there a 'V' on the sill plate? If not maybe a regular CTS plate would (definitely) work.
I will give this a shot maybe next weekend and post some pics. Thanks guysStart with 600 grit, wet or dry. If that doesn't take the scratch out, move down to 400 then once the scratch is out, work your way up to 1500/2000. Buff and polish as necessary. Clear coat if desired.