[rdockery_3]

I thought I had all this buffed out but now it has come back. It's right behind the front tire. I don't know if I should have a body shop fix it or not because I hate having work done on my car that doesn't have to be done. I don't know if anybody else notices it or if I just do because that's where my eyes go as soon as I look at my car.

 

[rdockery_3]

Can you also describe what you are seeing. ....Im looking at the pic on my phone and Im not sure what you mean. Is it the area behind the front wheel and just above the rocker panel that looks dirty? ....or are you talking about the vertical distortion in the passenger door?

Its the part that looks dirty. Its not dirt though trust me it won't come off. I put pictures of it on here before and then tried buffing it out and it looked good but its came back now.

 

[rdockery_3]

I have the same car and I have that to. But I think It was from before
I put mud
Flaps on. It's chips in the paint. very fine chips. At least that's
What
I think it is

Yeah I noticed mine the day before I put my mud flaps on.

 

[rdockery_3]

Black is a great color but it shows every tiny imperfection. If the car is a driver, I would leave them alone as these are hardly noticeable and, unfortunately, there are plenty more where those came from. When it gets bad, then think about a professional fix...

That's what I was thinking too considering I'm probably the only person that notices them. I was feeling a little down about them until I drove through town after I posted this thread today and almost everybody was staring then I thought well they must not be too bad lol. Nohing like a black challenger when its clean.

 

[rdockery_3]

What did you use to "buff" them out (what product(s)/tool(s)). I might write them off as chips as well but the fact that the area was improved after your "buffing" has me wondering. Without seeing the area up close, I couldn't really tell you though.

btw, I may have missed it but did you have the mud flaps installed since the car was new?

I used some 3M rubbing compound then followed it up with meguairs ultimate compound. The damage was there before I installed the mudflaps.