Light scratches? First, wash and dry the panel properly, then do the fingernail test—if your nail doesn’t catch, you can usually fix it at home. Use a dedicated scratch remover or mild cutting compound on a clean microfiber pad, work a small area with light pressure, and make a few passes. Wipe off, inspect under good light, and repeat if needed, then finish with polish and a wax or sealant to bring back the shine. Skip sandpaper and heavy abrasives unless you know what you’re doing; if your nail catches, you’re into the paint and it’s touch-up or a detailer’s problem now. Easy on the elbow grease—let the product do the work, not your biceps.
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