Our Subbies dont come with keyless trunk, and you have to manually put the key in to open the trunk. Doesnt bother me too much to stick the key in the trunk, but it sucks wen you miss, and get that annoying key scratch on your paint. Is there anything that can get rid of those marks? Thanks a lot.

 

I seem to have decent results with a little polish and wax job.

 

ya i tried waxing and polishing it out, but it's still there, i guess its too deep = (

 

do what I did, wet sand it, buff and polish it. works like a charm.

 

sigh....im tempted to use one of those color matching things.....i forgot wat they're called, but wen you apply it to your car, it blends the mark to the color of your car. Because the mark is sort of deep, and i think thats the only option other than repainting my whole trunk. I dunno if those things even work?

 

I've been wondering the same thing. Let us know how it works out if you end up trying this method.

 

I just use the pull handle inside the car..

 

honestly don't use any of those cheep ways to fix it.. My uncle owns a body shop and he says your probobly do more harm than good...

 

Have you tried any of those rubbing compounds ive been hearing about lately?

 

ya i honestly dont know wat to do...especially since my wrx is java black, it's not like most black colors out there. So im afraid that it'll mess up my paint rather than help it.

 

define "cheap way". If he uses a 3m rubbing compound, that's the same stuff a body shop runs, only thing that makes it "cheap" is not paying for the labor.

 

3M rubbing compound is a miracle in a bottle!

 

I love the Turtle Rubbing compound. I just worry about what I'm doing to my clear coat.

 

wat is the 3m rubbing compound anyway, and wat does it do? And thanks to all u guys who have responded and helped me with my problem. = )

 

As far as I know, a rubbing compound is just a grittier polish.

When I use a rubbing compound, its usually, rubbing compound, then polish, then wax.