Can this scratch be repaired without respraying the entire wing?

[amazak 3]

As above.........it also extends all the way to the back door, naughty kiddies with hoods!

[orangecruz 0]

hard to say mate without a closer pic as a rule of thumb wet your finger and run it along the scratch what scratch disaprears then yes the rest will only improve hope this helps

[Phat VR6 3]

Has it dented or mishaped the metal? Looks like its just taken the paint off?.. You could make it look alot better than it is but resprayings going to get the best result

[SankysVR6 1]

You can make it so it takes the eye off it, so it doesn't stand out as much. But it will always be there so to speak.

Or you could try filling the scratch with paint, then depending how brave you are you could try using wet and dry to flatten it. Then polish .

[TCCJ 0]

Bloody hoodies... i say you catch the little f*ckers that did it, bleed em dry and get the car respreyed a nice dark red... thats what i did

[amazak 3]

Thanks for the comments guy's, it currently belongs to a friend who is wanting to sell but I though he could have that repaired before he sells.

Thanks

[Bern 0]

You could probably repair that yourself if you're handy with aerosol cans or paint guns, otherwise i'd take it to the bodyshop for quote.

[xyber 1]

if it hasnt dented or creased the panel, it can be done if you have patience, you basically get the paint and use an unwound paperclip to paint it back in, with a paperclip the paint will drip off it easier than a tiny brush and flow along the scratch, leave for a week or so, then 2000 grit wet and dry it back, followed by polishing

failing that if you luck they may be able to spary it in down as far as the first swage line and fade it out abit, so long as it is just a flat black

[gav_113 0]

if u touch it in it would look a mess tbh..

best way is paint shop.. where is he to..

i could do cheap? pm me if interested..