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So far I've been "lucky" with minor scratches that buff out, but one of these days I'm sure they'll be one of those "SON OF A...!" moments.
Once upon a time, I've used those scratch removers they sell at auto parts stores (or Target/Walmart). They kind of worked on certain types of scratches (more like scuff marks), but the ones that are deeper...didn't do much anything. I've even tried that..."as seen on tv"...Fix It(?), which makes it appear to have removed the scratch, but once you wipe off the excess ("immediately" per the instructions), it exposes the scratch again.
I know there's touch up paint, but I've no clue how to apply it. Just paint over the scratch and let it dry? I'm afraid it'd end up looking like someone just took a paint brush and stroked over it.
Anyone have a DIY method and/or product they use? Again, talking scratches as if someone had "keyed" your vehicle.
Once upon a time, I've used those scratch removers they sell at auto parts stores (or Target/Walmart). They kind of worked on certain types of scratches (more like scuff marks), but the ones that are deeper...didn't do much anything. I've even tried that..."as seen on tv"...Fix It(?), which makes it appear to have removed the scratch, but once you wipe off the excess ("immediately" per the instructions), it exposes the scratch again.
I know there's touch up paint, but I've no clue how to apply it. Just paint over the scratch and let it dry? I'm afraid it'd end up looking like someone just took a paint brush and stroked over it.
Anyone have a DIY method and/or product they use? Again, talking scratches as if someone had "keyed" your vehicle.