Remove fender flare scratches

Use too lol

 

Ha funny you ask and the propane torch actually works . We used it on my brothers f-250 super duty and it was amazing the fender wells look brand new

 

You don't need a high income

NO, its your comments that make you seem like a filthy slob. Plenty of ranch owners take care of their stuff, but we can tell you prob don't by your comments. And no dry cleaning for me. My scrubs are wrinkle free

 

Wow, this got personal. I see lots of individuals who have farms/ranches. Usually, they realize a loss each year, but profit is usually not the reason they own/operate them. I'd say a majority of these individuals do, in fact, have a considerable amount of wealth. However, owning a farm/ranch does not dictate how much "more" you use your truck for "truck" purposes. Nor does the amount of income you generate make your point more or less valid.

This thread was about removing scratches from a fender. IMO you both are acting like idiots.

 

OP, try Mr. Clean magic eraser. Works wonders on faded fender flares. Might work on this.

 

Hey OP, check in with the detailing forum on TW. You'll probably get some more helpful responses than judgements lol

 

Use a damp rag, maybe a magic eraser like said before but very lightly, wipe it clean and try some flat black shoe dye on a q tip if the eraser tip doesn't work. Then after it dries use a little 303 dressing or a plastic detail spray. Also a little mop and glow mixed with water 1/2 and 1/2 mixture and try that too.

 

Lol, sorry man. Been on this forum for years and every time somebody asks legitimate question in regards to aesthetics on their truck somebody always jumps in and says "it's a truck, get over it" and today just happened to be the day that I acknowledged it.
I also hate it when people try and make others feel stupid to make themselves feel bigger.

If this bothered you or anyone else I promise it wasn't my intention.