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Got the answer back from them last week... Your paint & body guy can polish the fine scratches out using the same compounds that he would use re-finishing car paintwork.
As for as far as the dent goes, that is a bit more tricky, the cabinets are sprayed with pigmented polyester lacquer. I can explain the method we would use to repair the dent but unless you have access to the same products we use this would not be feasible (I assume that you are based in US?).
An alternative method of repair would be to abrade the dented area with 180 grit paper the fill the dent with an automotive two pack filler then sand it flat as you would a small dent in a car. Then your guy would have to spray the localised area with a black lacquer and try to blend it in as he would on a car. Not ideal but depending where the dent is, the repair might be acceptable.
Regards,
Michael
HQ Lacquer Ltd Unit B Oakcroft Works Oakcroft Road Chessington KT9 1RH
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