Scratch remover?

[96WS6]

I got a few scratches on my hood and I cant get them off with the regular scratchx stuff from autozone. I was wondering what other things I could try to remove these scratches? Is there any stuff I can order that would take them out or would I have to have my hole hood repainted? They arnt very deep, but are distinct. My dad said I could oder the paint from GM and just touch it up with a little brush.

[JimmyPop]

I'm also in need of this as i have a light scratch on my front fender from my retarted ass hitting it accidently with a shovel, and today opening my door into the side...of the freaking house...

Yes I'm stupid. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif

[Bo]

Meguiars Professional #9, follow up with #26 or #16. I prefer #26.

Meguiars.com and click on Professional Store.

[Cat]

Zaino Z-5 (http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=Z-5)

[RED97]

dont use the touch up paint with a brush, it does a good job from far but up close it looks bad

[96WS6]

Im just worried that this stuff wont work. I got the mcquires stratcx stuff from autozone and it didnt do ANYTHING. There has got to be something that will fill the scratch.

[SprFstz28]

Well, it's hard to say what to do without seeing the scratch, but as long as you can't see metal, you are in good shape. I deal with scratches all the time, I work at a carwash /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif . Plus I have a black car.. If The Mcguires professional stuff, or even their basic three step waxing doesn't take it out, take your car to a professional detailer, and they will buff your whole hood out, all scratches for under $50, and like I said, anytime you don't see metal, you don't need to have anything repainted, regardless what any people might tell you, I/ve seen some really bad scratches get buffed out easily. Hope everything works out, nothing is more depressing than a scratch on your baby!

[zLS1messiah]

If it's just in the clear coat either buffing it(like SprFstZ28 said) or have it wet sanded by an experienced body paint person should do the trick. I had a scratch that looked white like it went through the paint but really just scratched the clear coat and I had mine wet sanded and buffed and you could never tell it was there. But you do have to be carefull that it's not wet sanded to much b/c factory clearcoats are thin. But if it's all the way through the paint I do not recommend touch up paint like our other member said, it looks like sh!t up close!