Some envious person seems to have taken the liberty of scratching one of my power bulges (the passenger side one). The scratch doesn't seem to be too deep. I was wondering if maybe I could buff it out somehow? Is there some compound I should try?

The bulges are black.

Also, are they painted plastic? Or black plastic? That's my biggest fear.. buffing the paint right off.

Thanks.

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anyone?

 

i hope im not alone when i say what the hell is a power buldge? a wheel flare? if you had pic that would help.

 

I'm pretty sure they are painted plastic like the ground effects. Check the tech articles, I think there is an article about paint repair.

[This message has been edited by 91DropTopTA (edited May 12, 2001).]

 

Magnus

I think that there are different ones...Mine happen to be White.... but I have seen Black ones before

I think it all really depends on how deep the scratch is if it's as minor as you say I was able to get a couple of small ones out but they were pretty small

When you do buff them just go slow and take your time and don't press too hard

edit=Oh yes they are Plastic
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