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scratch repair myths..

Posted by Camrahnbay on May 29, 2009 at 19:29:07:
Can a scratch be repaired succesfully?
I haven't talked to anyone that thinks it can be done but see advertisments for scratch repair?
Is there a way? And if so,what might it be?
Body shops I have talked with say they would have to paint the whole door.
I would imagine in the world full of inovations there must be some trick that the experts use.Does anyone have the knowledge on this subject as it will really help.
THANKS,
CRB