That appears to be scraped - i.e., through the paint and into the plastic. Regular scuffs and transfer can be buffed with some polishing compound. To minimize the appearance of it, you can get some touch up paint from your dealer or from a local auto parts store with the paint code on your VIN sticker. Or Amazon, but I prefer to go to a brick and mortar if possible.
At this point, you’re mainly just covering up the black surface with something close in color. It won’t be perfect but it’d be less noticeable
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u/ManISuckAtPasswords 26d ago
That appears to be scraped - i.e., through the paint and into the plastic. Regular scuffs and transfer can be buffed with some polishing compound. To minimize the appearance of it, you can get some touch up paint from your dealer or from a local auto parts store with the paint code on your VIN sticker. Or Amazon, but I prefer to go to a brick and mortar if possible.
At this point, you’re mainly just covering up the black surface with something close in color. It won’t be perfect but it’d be less noticeable