How to Fix Scratched Car Paint?

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MacCollin
07/29/25 3:18pm
Here are the methods to fix scratched car paint: 1. Generally, the front bumper, rear bumper, and fuel tank cover of a car are made of plastic, and the paint layer is relatively thin. If the scratch is minor and you don’t want to repair it, you can use a touch-up paint pen for treatment. 2. If the scratch is on other parts of the vehicle, such as the door panel, then it depends on the type of paint. If it’s a solid color paint, you can also use a touch-up paint pen, and it usually won’t be noticeable under normal circumstances. 3. If it’s metallic or pearl paint, the scratch will be more visible. In this case, you’ll need to go to a 4S shop for a repainting treatment. Typically, 4S shops repaint the entire panel for such repairs.
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