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Removal of paint scratch on plastic side trim?
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Location: Lompoc, CA
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The point of plasitc trim was easy repairs from damage by replacing them. problem is the pieces are not cheap. basically you'd have to get a color matched paint and touch it in the scratch. local clear coat and buff the crap out of it. This can hide it but you'll always see it if you look for it. Otherwise you'd have to either repaint the entire panel or replace the panel
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