siopaolover

Hey everyone, my car was keyed while I was at work yesterday. What can I do to fix it or make it less noticeable? Are high quality paint pens a good idea?

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RichM

Sorry to see this. On light colored cars, I have had good luck with those fix a scratch pens if the scratch is not to deep. Metal needs to be warm for optimal results.

siopaolover

Thanks for your response. I was hoping a pen could fix it. I was actually looking into a scratchwizard kit because they've had great reviews and seem pretty straightforward.

http://scratchwizard.net/shop/scratc...h-paint-34-95/

illest

Dr colorchip. http://www.drcolorchip.com/.

With a pen it would have to be sanded down to be even.

siopaolover

I'll take care of it next paycheck. lol. I'm just glad it isn't too hard to fix

apl175

Might also want to watch this: