10/30/2026
Same door. Same angle. Same lights.
This Mazda MX5 came in with scratches down the door and across the front fender. Slides one and two are the before and after stacked, so you can see exactly what left the panel. Slides three through six are the full size shots if you want to look closer.
None of it was deep enough to need paint. It was damage sitting in the clear coat, which is the part we can level and refinish.
Here is the test you can run in your own driveway: pull the car into direct sun and look down the panel at an angle. If you see spiderwebbing, that is clear coat damage, and it can come out. If you see singular, longer scratches that appear white in color, those are deeper scratches and may or may not be able to be removed by polishing and leveling out the clear coat around the scratch.
Heavy scratch removal and polish in Silver Spring. Book at MDAutoSpa.com