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Originally posted by Dennis Earl Smith:
The short answer is yes. One must make sure there is no "white" visible on the scratched mark. If there is, you must remove it manually. Then using a thin superglue and a lint free applicator, one may apply multiple coats to build the finish back up to level. The trick is to not allow bubbles or lint to be present. Level sand starting with 600 grit and proceed to 1200/1500 grit. Always use different directions of sanding to remove the previous grit marks. Polish with at least two levels of compound that are progressively finer. I use Brownell's 3F and 5F compounds. Polish and blend accordingly. This will make the repair only visible if you look in the right place, in the correct light, and the correct angle. Most will never know it has been done....IF you do it correctly.