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Originally Posted by turok_t
Yeah i know.. I get that alot... Im sure ppl here know that im more of a collector than gamer  Everytime when i look at my gun, i just see the scratches... it drives me up the wall.. |
you could try fine airbrushing, automotive scratch fillers, some handy brushing, but that truly depends on the depth of the scratch. To get the best possible finish, it would be a good idea to sandblast all the paint and refinish it. Especially if you're into collecting more than gaming.
from personal experience my airbrush has dine me very well, I use a badger Crescendo 175, with the fine flow control filling scratches, scuffs and bumps its like they never happened.
If its a deep scratch and you still don't want to sand it, use bondo, cover the scratch, level it out and sand just the bondo then continue painting
edit: I missed the fact it was silver, could try automotive polish if its chromed, if its brushed.. well, thats just difficult