Old 12-01-22, 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by jon c.
Obsessing about a scratch on any new item is perfectly normal.
Yes, it's fairly normal, but while knowing that may be reassuring to the OP it doesn't solve his question.

He can seek a touch-up approach (I've always had good luck with nail polish) or he can try to adjust his outlook. One person's scratch or dent is another's fond memory of a great day or hard riding.
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