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Old 08-16-10, 12:48 AM
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or go to your auto store and find a touch-up stick that's close. Or, to your Ladies Store for a bottle of nail polish, or until you find the right stuff, a coat of clear nail polish.

Or to an auto paint shop, who can mix up a matched pint of what ever you want to cover the wee scratch. Or, email the manufacturer.

My blue MTB got a couple of touch-ups of almost perfect blue nail polish I found in the local flea market.

Looks terrible on my nails, though.
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