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Originally Posted by Methodical4u
Man, that sucks... I wish I could help out more... honestly your best bet might be to get just some clear coat and use a toothpick to fill the scratch.. but do SMALL amounts of clear at a time... once it gets above the rest of the clear, get a pencil with a normal eraser on it... cut out a small piece of 2000 grit to match the size of the eraser and then LIGHTLY sand until it's even with the wheel. Let each coat dry for 24-48 hours... it will take some time, but I don't think you'll even notice it afterward... you'll have to use a little polishing compound such as Meguiars 105 with a MF towel.. and just do a little, wipe it off, back and forth until it's shiny again.
I don't think you can really "match" the color because it's just polished aluminum with clearcoat over it. I hope this helps.
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That sounds like a good solution, THANKS!!