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Does it seem like this kind of scratch is fixable myself? Like I said it's pretty deep. I was thinking about getting this kit here for $70 and fixing it
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02-09-2016, 04:36 PM
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Drives: '10 Nissan 370Z Red
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Does it seem like this kind of scratch is fixable myself? Like I said it's pretty deep. I was thinking about getting this kit here for $70 and fixing it myself since it is in an area that you never really see.
I'm even thinking about just using a touch up pen (starting with a primer paint pen then rubbing compound, adding paint with paint pen and finishing with clearcoat then rubbing compound) because of where it's located, but let me know if that's a bad idea  it says on websites that they are used for small scratches so I'm wondering if it'll do the job or not.
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