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If you are going to buff it yourself you should apply the harder pressure on the scratch and then feather the pressure out on all sides to blend it in.
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If you are going to buff it yourself you should apply the harder pressure on the scratch and then feather the pressure out on all sides to blend it in. The color won't be different, but depending on how marred (scratched) your paint is all over with little scratches will determine how much of it you can see.
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