Permanently Fix Deep Scratches and Road Rash yourself. No RESPRAY! 

Started using your techniques at my work, getting better everytime, customers are over the moon with the results, money and time saved. Thank you😊

Thank you for taking all the extra time to make these videos. You approach things differently from any of the other channels and make these fixes seem approachable to people who don’t have all of the pro equipment. I’ve been enjoying learning from you. Keep it up!

Nothing less than brilliant. And that's coming from the nephew of a 50yr veteran panelbeater who never told me anything more than the basics. Thank you so much for sharing all these tricks of the trade. Priceless!

Great video but could hardly hear you over the polisher But the result looked perfect to me 😊

Thanks for the valuable information. It's definitely encouraging and takes away the guess work

You just can't argue with results such as what you have here. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

No nonsense paintwork repairs, brilliant channel 😎

Just found your channel and it’s brilliant. Thanks so much for sharing your techniques. For somebody with not a lot of money, this is a real life saver! Just for future reference. It’s hard to hear you sometimes when you’re using the machine. Mot sure if you can do anything about and it certainly won’t stop me watching you content. Just subscribed btw😊

Common sense and genuine encouragement! Thank you for all your tips and tricks.

Looks fantastic, you’re an artist with mad skills!

Thank you so much for this mate! Not many people share their tricks. Thanks again for a great vid ❤

Thanks again for your time and excellent guides to help us all with car issues.

Excellent presentation! Clear description and awesome result!

WOW!! Awesome of you sharing your expertise & secrets. Cheers Mate!! You THE MAN!!

So impressed by this.. it seems so easy when done by a professiona...I've never had the courage to start on paint/bodywork repairs but your approach is really almost simplistic to watch...gotta be worth a try...thanks for posting

I really like this channel. Can’t wait to do it on my vehicles.

Awesome work mate, cheers from Down Under.

Videos for ordinary people to follow. Excellent 👍

Hey now. That’s amazing looking 👀. Great video thank you.

Your knowledge is worth your weight in gold 🤩

Nice work Thank you for all your effort teaching us

Beautiful job.

GREAT video! Looks flawless to me!!!

You sir are a magician, incredible work and talent.

fantastic video mate thanks for uploading this.

Another fantastic video iv been watching you for years and your content genuinely is as straightforward as it gets you explain it in a way that anyone can attempt it. Iv learn so much, I'm a moblie valeter by trade and all the tricks iv picked up over the years helps me offer a better service....so big respect to you.

Very interesting approach. As a DIYer with an interest in keeping our car tidy without going crazy on $£€¥ I get that simply filling a deep scratch with basecoat is a quick simple way to bring the paint surface back up to level without using paint putty and all that hassle .. but I wouldn't have thought of rubbing a base coat laden cloth over the existing clear top coat then sanding/buffing. Intriguing!

Thank you Sir, I've learned a few of your techniques. Saved me some good cash.

Thanks for posting, very helpful.

So far Saved me an absolute fortune mate 👏👍

Thanks mate. I’ve had a door scratch off a non licensed/insured non English chap who wasn’t too pleasant…I haven’t had a cost for it yet. But looking at this I’m prepared to buy a Halfords Colour code kit and have a go myself before I get ripped…thank you so much👍

Wow! Awesome job! Thank you so much. Brilliant.

This is a great series of videos, I’ve got road rash on the rear arches of my car and going to try this and your other techniques to tidy it up. 👍

Mate that looks fantastic I’ve going to give that a try thankyou

Thankyou for sharing these videos mate, much appreciated.

Great transformation best wishes thanks for sharing 👍

Great video excellent job Really enjoyed your demonstration video Thank you

What a great skill to have. I remember going to a garage to view a car years ago and running a mile when I saw the scratches and chips on it. I though the salesman was having a laugh when he said it was waiting 'prep'.

Awesome mate, Truly great result! Well done thanks for sharing

Great video!!! I will try this method

Another excellent video. Thanks for uploading 😊

Having watched how you do it, the result is really surprising. Looks great.

that is just amazing content az i allways say stunning work great channel great work fairplay bro you are just a legend on what you do and shair to all on youtube

Very surprised at the finish!! Great informative video

Excellent , a body shop would charge a fortune and you made it look so easy, 👍

This was great!!!! Thank you so much I have before and after photos however there is no option to upload them

Really good tips. Seen this technique done before and is was mind blowing 🤯 No brushes, toothpicks, etc. Just 1 index finger.

Class.loving ur videos.thankyou

Greatly apreciate your videos. Thank you buddy ❤

Very satisfying to watch.

New subscriber from the 1st vid i saw of yours you had me at hello:) and also love the fact the narration was drowned out by the buffing tool 😂 im not hating i got the the gist of it... amazing stuff!!

Absolutely amazing. I wouldn’t have believed a technique like this would work as well as it did if I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes. I have a similar project to do on my own car. Hope it works out as well for me!

Definitely a huge improvement. Thanks

Brilliant video, saving us some money for sure mate 👍

A timely video. I bought a 22-year-old BMW last week, and as one would expect, it's got quite a bit of road rash, door dings, and scratches. I may give your techniques a try before i take it to a body shop.

thanks again from Perth WA. I am learning a lot from you for minor paint repairs on both daughters car, thanks for keeping them to around 10 minutes makes it easier to absorb, basically, solvent paint, 1500 and 2000 grit and a good compound with a DA or rotary and you can go a long way for DIY repairs if we follow your steps.

That's brilliant man. I've got a black car but it's not on the road but my silver car is peppered on the front. I think it might be harder to do but I do have a white peppered van too that it will probably work on 😂 I want to do them all now ffs great work mate

very impressive!

Absolutely brilliant, great vid & thanks for sharing your knowledge. I've got a black car that's peppered with chips on the front, so you've inspired me to have a crack, cheers 👍

Brilliant. Thanks for sharing.

Very good results, as usual! And besides being pretty sure that's single-stage paint, I wanted to mention that I've seen some lady in Instagram (DetailGirl, I think) that actually smears on the paint (with a vilt) and then she goes straight to buffing - without sanding. I suppose that's an option as well. Only on big chips she touches up with a toothpick and sands those a little prior to buffing. Your input is always appreciated though, CVR POV. Thank you for sharing! 🙂🙏

Excellent Job

Simply brilliant .

Great video great channel

Awesome videos.. Don't mind them being a longer because the info and education value is priceless. People can always speed up or fast forward if they haven't got the patience.

Have watch 2 videos from you, love it! And i will try My self now in spring. But can you please write in the description what you exactly use in your video in detail From Sweden, love😊

One word, awesome

Gracias, eres un artista, un saludo.

Nice job

Great video, such an eye opener what can be done without full respray. I really could do with this sort of work on my car. Can I book this in with you?

Nicely done! Only thing I would add is don't do this (especially the compounding part) outside in direct sunlight (although that applies to pretty much all polishing materials).

I love it ❤❤.thanks .that's amazing

Top man again

Gifted that man 😉

This is great!

Good result!

Great videos! Thank you for sharing your expertise. This simple diy approach is much appreciated. Wondering whether this technique would also work on paint damage from type II bird fractured etching?

One word GENIUS

Very good work but it would be good if you said how you prepare the paint and also how long it takes to dry or how long it can be polished thanks

Cheers mate!!! Blessings!!😃👍🏻

So GOOD.

Thank you for the video. Like button👍. What compund can I use? I live in Florida USA and can"t find in stores the one you use. Looking to do this project ASAP. THANK YOU

Bro ur really educating

Dam bro came out amazing.

Great job

Did not think it would of turned out so well

Thank You.

Absolutely outstanding video tutorial, my black BMW is exactly like this, see the paint you use, is it and specific type of paint as I heard u mention solvent? I know it's needs to be the same paint code but what should I ask for and where can I get it from? As I fancy taking a pint at this myself, I've polished the car but the bumper really does wind me up, thanks in advance buddy 👍🏻 Edit: found it, how much would I need to do a full front bumper like the one in this video?

Nice work & nice product! Do you ship outside the UK also (like Netherlands)?

Brilliant video again, most of the cars you do are dark in colour, I have severe road rash on front drivers side valence on bumper, hypnotic silver is the colour, will this method work for me?

Great DIY. I might just try this technique on a scratch in my bumper. How long are you waiting after you have applied the touch up paint before you started wet sanding and or polishing?

Great tutorials. Did you remove polish before rubbing the paint in.

So ive had 2 different packs from these guys. An Ice silver and a Midnight blue, both metallics. The silver was a little trickier as it is obviously lighter and had a ton of flakes in it as the oem paint does, took more time and a few more applications. The blue was a lot easier, I guess darker colours hide more. The different types of damage take to different methods better than others. Some can be filled with a brush, others a snapped cocktail stick and dabbing, multiple 'coats'...then using a denibbing file, and some with your fingers. A bit of trial and error its easy enough to pick up. Don't over do it and you can correct any mistakes. Believe it or not an old pad seems to work much better.

Great video. Quick question, can you use one of the thin brushes in the paint geat kit to fill the scratch. If so would you leave it until the paint has completely dried or would you buff it after a shorter time. Thank you for your informative videos.

I'm just new to your channel and have a few questions. #1 at what speed do you run your buffer? #2 did you clearcoat and if not how do you blend that into the clearcoated portion? Thank you for posting these, I have much catching up to do. TTFN

Nice work. what compound did you use? it cuts well and gives a good finish

So cool and skilful

Would you put any top coat lacquer to protect the paint, or ceramic coat the new paintwork? I'm so impressed mate!!!!! Why didn't I have the bottle to try this in my younger years?????? I regret it big time, my friend...... take care 🙏🏻

That is impressive.

Love the video! Maybe during voiceovers lower the volume for the tools? Makes hearing you easier!