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Key scratch.How to remove!!?

JackieChan · 2006-04-21 12:37:03

Some scumbag put a deep scratch in the side of my car(about 1ft long). I went in to local motor factors to see what they had and they had touch in pens but not in my colour. Has anyone had luck with these or are there better products.In the meantime I'll scour the internet. Cheers

21-04-2006 12:37pm

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Some scumbag put a deep scratch in the side of my car(about 1ft long).
I went in to local motor factors to see what they had and they had touch in pens but not in my colour. Has anyone had luck with these or are there better products.In the meantime I'll scour the internet.
Cheers

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#2 21-04-2006 12:43pm

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JackieChan wrote:

Some scumbag put a deep scratch in the side of my car(about 1ft long).
I went in to local motor factors to see what they had and they had touch in pens but not in my colour. Has anyone had luck with these or are there better products.In the meantime I'll scour the internet.
Cheers

If you go to your local main dealer, they'll have touch up paint in the exact colour you need. To do a good job, you might want to buy a suitably-sized brush in an art shop. The brushes on the touch-up cans are sometimes a bit rough & ready.

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