Paint Scuff
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Paint Scuff
Hi guys,
The other day, my younger brother took my car out and somehow ended up grazing a wooden light pole with the lower right side part of the rear bumper while parking. Luckily there are no dents, just what appears to be a 5 inch brown colored mark on top of the paint.
Is there anything I can purchase to help remove this mark without harming the paint? I dunno what else to do besides take it into the dealer. I'm praying that the paint itself wasn't damaged badly.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Eddie
The other day, my younger brother took my car out and somehow ended up grazing a wooden light pole with the lower right side part of the rear bumper while parking. Luckily there are no dents, just what appears to be a 5 inch brown colored mark on top of the paint.
Is there anything I can purchase to help remove this mark without harming the paint? I dunno what else to do besides take it into the dealer. I'm praying that the paint itself wasn't damaged badly.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Eddie
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I would first try to apply some quick detailer spray, and then use a paint scratch remover applicant like Meguiar's Scratch-X. That stuff does wonders on fine scratches and scuffs, and it really removes them without doing any harm to the paint. Only costs $6 at your local Wal-mart or any auto parts store.
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