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Co1

Member Since: 19 Aug 2018
Location: North Yorkshire
Posts: 3616

Advice on repairing this paint damage

This is on the rear of the car, only on one side. I tried touch up paint but ends up peeling off again. Any thoughts on prep, finish and protection? I am not looking for it to be perfectly blemish free, just to tidy it up. I have touch up paint and colour matched rattle can available as well as primers and lacquer.

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17th Feb 2019 10:13am

Mash

Member Since: 09 Feb 2015
Location: Guernsey
Posts: 1674

A light sanding, clean with degreaser, etch primer wait 24hrs then touch up paint not sure on drying time prior to lacquer. There is some proper techers for blending if you search YouTube

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Think I might have a problem............

17th Feb 2019 10:47am

Co1

Member Since: 19 Aug 2018
Location: North Yorkshire
Posts: 3616

Thanks Mash, much appreciated. The def is not quite 6 years old, is it worth a chat with LR re warranty or am I kidding myself?

17th Feb 2019 7:20pm

Alitaff

Member Since: 21 Dec 2017
Location: N-Wales
Posts: 112

Hi,

I would temporary mask the surrounding area to save any scratches to the paintwork.
Gently sand the damaged area and feather in the edges so you have a smooth surface.
If there is any signs of oxidisation then you can use solution like ALI-CLEAN before painting, see attached photo.
Once the area is thoroughly rinsed and dried then use couple of thin coats of etching primer which can be sanded down with 400 grit wet sandpaper after 20/30 minutes drying time.

You can either spray the repaired area or use very fine artist brush to paint the area.

The lacquer should be sprayed within 2 hours after spraying the top coat.

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Good luck 👍

17th Feb 2019 8:41pm

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