[Expoh]

Does anyone know how I can fix this? I was helping my friend jump start his car and then the clamp accidentally slipped and hit & scratched it up.

[KirkH]

That's probably a re-paint if you want it perfect.

You can try Dr. Colorchip. It's a great product. Wash, clay, polish and then try to fill what's left with Dr. Colorchip.
http://www.autogeek.net/dr-colorchip...eegee-kit.html

[SSport16]

Can you put your fingernail in it? if so no easy fix, if it on the surface you should be able to compound out, may take a while....hard to tell 100% from the picture, but it looks like it is not just on the surface.

[Expoh]

Originally Posted by SSport16

Can you put your fingernail in it? if so no easy fix, if it on the surface you should be able to compound out, may take a while....hard to tell 100% from the picture, but it looks like it is not just on the surface.

Nope, can't put my fingernail in it

[KirkH]

Originally Posted by Expoh

Nope, can't put my fingernail in between it

If your fingernail doesnt catch in the scratch, you should be able to polish it out. The pic looks pretty deep.

[Expoh]

Originally Posted by KirkH

If your fingernail doesnt catch in the scratch, you should be able to polish it out. The pic looks pretty deep.

Oh okay, then yeah it barely catches

[KirkH]

Originally Posted by Expoh

Oh okay, then yeah it barely catches

So you should be able to polish out the part that doesnt catch and then use Dr. Colorchip for the rest. You'll be fine.

[Expoh]

Originally Posted by KirkH

So you should be able to polish out the part that doesnt catch and then use Dr. Colorchip for the rest. You'll be fine.

Sweet, thanks man!

[KirkH]

Originally Posted by Expoh

Sweet, thanks man!

Go check out some Autogeek videos by Mike Phillips on youtube to get the best demo of how to do it.

[SSport16]

Using a good compund like Mequiars 105 and a good cutting pad with a good DA Polisher. May take some time but you should be able to get it a lot better than what it is now.