Should I go to a 4S shop or a repair shop for touch-up paint on a new car scratch?
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Both are acceptable. Here are the relevant details: Commercial insurance: If the owner has purchased commercial insurance, which includes scratch insurance, it can be utilized by directly going to a 4S shop for touch-up paint. Extent of the scratch: The severity of the vehicle scratch should be considered, such as the size, depth of the scratch, and whether sheet metal work is needed. Generally, if the area is small and does not require sheet metal work, the car can continue to be used. It might be more economical and convenient to accumulate several minor scratches over months or years before getting a unified paint repair. During the new car warranty period, it is best not to modify or add accessories without authorization, including performing maintenance on your own. However, minor repairs like touch-up paint, especially if not severe, usually do not affect the warranty.