Well thought id enjoy a good day of some offroading and found myself in a narrow trail unable to turn around!! The after math was my brand new hummer covered in some new pin stripes!!! black is really good at showing these off for me as well... Any idea's how to fix without repainting my truck?

Well thought id enjoy a good day of some offroading and found myself in a narrow trail unable to turn around!! The after math was my brand new hummer covered in some new pin stripes!!! black is really good at showing these off for me as well... Any idea's how to fix without repainting my truck?

Sorry to hear that!
Depends on how deep the pins strips are?
Surfaces scratches can be buffed out.
Deeper scratches that you can feel will need to be painted.
Tim

ive been looking at them and they are deep, but so is the mud in the trails!! I think im going to have to way off the pain of adding pin stripes with the enjoyment of hearing the rig scream through anything i can put it upto!!!!

If they are light - not through the clear coat, you can use a VERY light grade buffing compound/wet sand. If they are down to the primer...it is painting time.

Hey some people pay for pinstriping on their cars??? Welcome to the HUMMER club officially now

It bothered me at first, but now i kinda like them... helps prove i bought this monster for what it was built for !! And im very pleased with its performance. I had no close calls of even getting stuck, i even had it buried at one point in some deep ruts where i could hear it bottoming out but still continued to progress forward....hell ya she's a machine and more!!!

If You can hang Your finger nail in the scratch You will not be able to buff it out. If it is into the paint it will require sanding painting and clear coat.

TAZ

Enjoy the badges of honnor. it shows that you are not one of the wannabe posers driving a pavement princess

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