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September 11th, 2008, 07:38 PM
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Almost totaled at taco bell, how to fix?
Hunger got the best of me so I went to taco bell, came up to the drive through window and didn't see a yellow concrete pole, long story short - scrapped up pretty bad.
Was quoted 200$ to get this fixed. :"( tried using a touch up pen, still looks like crap What to do?! Oh, and do my tires look ok? less then 5k miles on them and they look like crap.    
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September 11th, 2008, 07:41 PM
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Don't worry that'll buff right out. lol sorry I just had too...
Umm seriously though I would just pay the $200 and get it done right. Patch up jobs done at home never seem to look right. Well unless of course your a pro but then I guess you wouldn't be asking what to do. $200 sound like a lot especially for something I can barely see but it may be worth it. peace
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September 11th, 2008, 08:30 PM
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That doesn't look that bad man. Use actual paint to touch it up. PaintScratch Touch-Up Paint (rs), Spray Cans, Spray Paint, Paint Pens, Car Paint, Automotive Paint
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