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I was just trying to help. Just trying to make you feel a little better and maybe not like a complete fool. If that is going to be your attutude then I'm glad your precious Corolla has the scratches on it and I hope they never come off or that it costs you a crapload of $$$ to get it fixed. Is that the answer that you prefer? Sad!
What is with some people?
Last edited by Steve_TN; 09-28-2008 at 07:35 PM..
Reason: typo
I have an 09 corolla black and got some scratches on the side from a cat jumping off the roof. what should I do? do those scratch remover products work, the ones you can get in any store? I really don't want to get the car repainted ($$). Any suggestions?
Kill the cat and then buff out the scratches by using its corpse as a buffing pad.
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Step 2: Buff it up and it won't be that noticeable. I have a 8 year old Corrolla for commuting etc. and it's just a matter of time before the dimwits and jerks of the world dent the heck out of your car doors anyway.
I agree with Mathguy on his Step2. Your car will be scratched in the future, get used to it, relax it's Just a car
Kill the cat and then buff out the scratches by using its corpse as a buffing pad.
That's the plan that'd get my vote....
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