I was trying to back into a very tight spot with a curb on one side at work today. I was going like 0.5mph and scraped the curb with my rear wheel. The rash is pretty light, so I was thinking mask and plastidip. It's not one of those curb rashes from bad driver mistakes, so I don't think any sanding needs to be done. Plastidip seems kinda hack though, but my wheels are flat black so it may not be too noticeable. It's about a 5-7 inch rash. What would be the proper way to tackle this?

 

I'd want to cover up my xxrs too
go with dip, can't make it any worse

 

sell the wheels and buy real ones?

 

C'mon guys, play nice

 

^^^ savages

a pic so i can know what you are talking about might need to be a part out

 

I didn't realize people here get so butthurt about another person's decisions XD

Anyways, here is a pic of the rash: http://imgur.com/qlRMWcc

 

didn't realize people get so butthurt when others make recommendations to improve their situation

 

Plasti-Dip will do the trick, but on such a small, un-even section it will flake off with time. It might sound weird, but give it a light sanding, and try using something along the lines of nail polish. Or just commit with an actual outdoor, high heat bbq paint and apply it using a sponge brush.

 

Sand down damaged area fill with body filler sand even then plastidip