how to fix
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L36Pontiac
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how to fix
well during my move to texas i had to rent a uhaul trailer to tow my car behind the moving truck and while unloading i got a nasty scratch. here are some pics. how can i fix it? pics were taken shortly after my 1000+ mile drive so its a bit dirty.
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Re: how to fix
Is it the clearcoat only, or deeper? Have you tried polishing it out yet?
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Re: how to fix
It looks like you could polish most of it right out without too much hassle, but that spot on the trailing edge of the rocker molding looks like the paint is gone. Get a bit of touch up paint in a can and you should be all set. Its on the bottom of your door and should be pretty darn easy to hide if not fix completely.
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