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Originally Posted by EnVe46
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Originally Posted by SAMM3Y
I don't know if it works with the frozen paint but I have had good results with touch up paint, a very fine brush and a magnifying glass and then getting some 1500 grit sp and working up to 3k on the surrounding area before buffing/polishing. The goal is to flatten down the TUP to help blend it with the rest of the paint, the bmw tup even comes with clear to go over with... you should just try and fill it for now.. you don't have much to lose
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Unfortunately with Matte paint, you can't do this. The polish with create a shine to the matte paint. Very frustrating for sure. |
Yeah I figured that's why I suggested just filling it for now. Happened on my brand new street bike too which has a matte finish, let my dad borrow it and it came back with a big ol tank scratch from his zipper, I just banged a tank guard over the scratch. Maybe a craftily placed sticker can work for you too?!?