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Earl 392 · Apr 10, 2026

great one 99 said:
Oh yeah, I know this damage. Obviously, it can be buffed out unless you’re in that type of field or care about your vehicle. Most people wouldn’t know I had it buffed ceramic and wrapped. It was like five grand.

I picked up some trail rubs from dead sticks on the side of the Jeep . Kind of a mar I could not get them off. Called the place who put the expel wrap on they told me try windex So I did the marks came off and looks great . Sorry you have to live next to an asshat life is too short for that. Sometimes I just hate people . I do like dogs

Criss · Apr 10, 2026

great one 99 said:
Oh yeah, I know this damage. Obviously, it can be buffed out unless you’re in that type of field or care about your vehicle. Most people wouldn’t know I had it buffed ceramic and wrapped. It was like five grand.

It's a matter of principle, and the guy being a arrogant jerk.
His actions say enough about his personality. People that think and act like him don't have an easy life. Always looking over their shoulder, waiting, wondering if there will be retribution.

If he did this over a section that is wrapped your in luck. Most PPF is self healing and this type of micro marring should go away just from the heat of the sun. If it doesn't take it back to the shop and let them hit it with their heat gun. Removing any marring from the clear would take less than 5 minutes with a couple pad and compound changes. A good detailer can polish minor scratches out of PPF.

great one 99 · Apr 10, 2026

Criss said:
It's a matter of principle, and the guy being a arrogant jerk.
His actions say enough about his personality. People that think and act like him don't have an easy life. Always looking over their shoulder, waiting, wondering if there will be retribution.

If he did this over a section that is wrapped your in luck. Most PPF is self healing and this type of micro marring should go away just from the heat of the sun. If it doesn't take it back to the shop and let them hit it with their heat gun. Removing any marring from the clear would take less than 5 minutes with a couple pad and compound changes. A good detailer can polish minor scratches out of PPF.

Not in the ppf , just in the ceramic so it will buff , just a pita to take it back have it buffed and ceramic reapplied to that area . Its needs a good winter cleanup anyways .