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Repair of a jumping injury on the front fender of the Honda Civic

September 6, 2024

The benefits of buying a Japanese car are obvious. The performance of the vehicle is stable and it has been used for many years without repair; the appearance of the vehicle is beautiful and the aesthetics are more in line with the requirements of the Chinese people; the interior has a good style and high configuration, and the configuration you can think of is basically all Civic, which is very convenient. I deeply realized these advantages in the process of using the Civic.
After saying so many advantages, are there no disadvantages? No one is perfect, and no car can finish it. The same is true for the Honda Civic. The biggest shortcoming is also a common problem of Japanese cars. It is what riders often say that the car paint is soft. I have to say that the original car paint is really thin. The engine cover of my car has several black spots peeled off and then rusted. While I couldn’t complain, I encountered a pile of flying rocks flying over the potholes following behind a large truck at a high speed. At that time, I heard a loud jumping sound, and I felt that this injury was serious. Just after washing the car, I found that a hole had been punched in the right fender, and the bottom was exposed. I was afraid that it would be too troublesome to paint, so I just repaired it myself. I bought a repair kit from a certain bao for only a few dozen yuan, but I started it with a real sword.

First of all, my car made its debut

I really like the appearance of the Civic and deserve the title of civilian coupe.

Sandpaper it first

take protective

Fill in the pits with soil

It’s a little ugly, it’s too thick, it’s so difficult to do, so I might as well grind it off and start over

Special car only

A lot of bottles and cans

There is also special sprinkler irrigation

Got it all over again

After drying thoroughly, polish and smooth

Apply primer and cover it with soil

Since it was my first time doing it, the wind rolled up the protective film and rubbed it on the freshly applied topcoat. The first time it failed, and I had to polish it again, so it was a little uneven. That’s it, mainly for rust prevention.