zicogold

Honestly, we have nebula grey and there are what appears to be scuffs showing up in the oddest places on the car, on top of the rear fender, passenger side C pillar. I don't have any real scratches...yet. Does the community recommend a paint colour that is most resistant to these dreaded irritants, how is red?

I will be applying felt to exterior of all my kids' hockey bags, including my own!

SW17LS

No color is any more resistant to it than another, its just that you can't see the scuffs as much on lighter color cars. They're there, you just can't see them as easily. Silver, white, tan...

GS350Dat

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But dark colored cars......swirls, dust, smudges, water spots etc etc!

zicogold

So what are these scuffs, I don't see "white" or metal, just a different shade of grey (sounds like a good name for a book)? Is it clear coat that has been scraped off?

SW17LS

They are probably just surface abrasions that would easily polish off. They could even just be dried wax from when the vehicle was waxed at the dealership. Can you post some pictures?

They're all there on a lighter colored car, you just can't see them as easily.

zicogold

Here is one of the little devils, about 2.5 in

dseag2

My Liquid Platinum shows very few scratches or scuff marks.

Re: your particular scratches, I would say a clay bar would get rid of them easily.

sydtoosic

a scuff can be removed as D stated... With a clay bar or a very light non abrasive polish... Problem solved. CG Blacklight or CG Wet Mirror Finish.

zicogold

I shall give the clay bar a wak, I am sure it will solve my problem.

Hockey i love the game...I hate the bags.

SW17LS

Yeah those are very minor and easily removed. In fact they may even just rub off when washing.