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07-28-2013, 06:25 PM
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Another good alternative is to keep a touch up paint pen in the glove compartment.
Either that site or automotivetouchup.com (which other YW members have used) should offer a very inexpensive way to keep tiny scratches like these out. Just make sure to follow instructions or you risk making the problem worse. 
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