Trim scratched
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SCRATCH-OUT will work on a number of different hard-surface, non-porous trim materials...I'm not sure about chrome. Worth a try, though. From $2-6 at automotive shops...our local Wal-Mart has it for $1.99.
Rub it very lightly, at first, to test it and make sure it won't take the finish off....then, if that works, whatever you need to fine-polish the scratch out. It has a very fine polishing action, almost jewelry-grade, and will not harm most finishes.
Rub it very lightly, at first, to test it and make sure it won't take the finish off....then, if that works, whatever you need to fine-polish the scratch out. It has a very fine polishing action, almost jewelry-grade, and will not harm most finishes.
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It's the chrome strip that is just below the piece that comes out (clock) to change the nav DVD on the IS. It is fairly fragile. I more dented it than scratched it trying to get the clock to release. I am afraid of doing more damage than leaving the small dent alone. I a probably the only one that will see it. I was more wondering if there is a chrome paint that could fill the small dent and make it less noticeable. Any model builders out there? Should I just leave it alone?
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