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Removing paint scratches from a body kit requires care because these parts are often made from urethane that are significantly softer than regular car paint. First, rinse and wash the affected zone with mild soap and water to remove dirt and grease. Ensure the area is fully dried with a clean microfiber towel.

For minor blemishes beneath the clearcoat, use a nonabrasive automotive polish. Use a pea-sized dab to a microfiber applicator and work the polish into the scratch in circular motions. Do not press down heavily to prevent damaging the underlying material. After polishing, clean off the polish haze with a lint-free finishing cloth.

If the scratch is deeper and you can feel it with your fingernail, you may need to use a fine grit sandpaper, approximately 2000 grit, kept wet during sanding. Sand the area very gently in straight lines, not circles, to avoid creating more imperfections. Wash the area regularly to assess the depth.

After the sanding is complete, apply a medium-duty polishing compound to restore shine, followed by a high-quality automotive wax to enhance long-term durability.

For the best results, perform a patch test on an inconspicuous spot. If the scratch is very deep, expert restoration is required to maintain structural integrity and aesthetics.

Consistent cleaning and auto part dubai protection can minimize the chance of surface abrasions.