Just a scratch? Clearcoat or paint?
take a bottle of soapy water and a microfiber rag. Simply spray the solution over the scratch a couple of times. Wipe it with the microfiber, but don't rub till it is dry. If it disappears then it is most likely just the clear coat. If it doesn't then it is most probably down into the paint. Your bottle should be filled with water a a few squirts of regular car wash soap.
take a bottle of soapy water and a microfiber rag. Simply spray the solution over the scratch a couple of times. Wipe it with the microfiber, but don't rub till it is dry. If it disappears then it is most likely just the clear coat. If it doesn't then it is most probably down into the paint. Your bottle should be filled with water a a few squirts of regular car wash soap.
Your truck is aluminum.
Drag your fingernail in the scratch, if it catches, it needs paint, or touch up. If it doesn't, it can be buffed. If the scratch itself is white like you say, it's more than likely just in the clear coat.
Drag your fingernail in the scratch, if it catches, it needs paint, or touch up. If it doesn't, it can be buffed. If the scratch itself is white like you say, it's more than likely just in the clear coat.
Aluminum? Well I'll be, sounds plastic
thanks for the tip, Ill give that a shot as well.
Side note: Did discover the underside of my hood is aluminum since I cannot use my magnetic worklight any more. Would have been nice if they gave just a little spot of steel.
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Lol, Kidding ?
As to your pm, since you can't even catch you nail in the scratch, a simple compound on polish should be able to remove the scratches








