Touching up a Classic 450

[chaypup]

I have aquired a couple of scratches in my TC Electronic Classic 450 head - is there anything I can use to touch it up?
I suspect not as it's a powder-coated finish but maybe the hive mind of Basschat knows of a solution?

[discreet]

Off the top of my head - T-Cut?

[chaypup]

It's quite a deep scratch unfortunately so T-cut wouldn't work.

[winterfire666]

Carefully disassemble and take the affected panels to be re powder coated. Its not that expensive and the only way to get it perfect. Additionally you can get a groovy different colour and it'll look like a pro factory finish too. I have been considering this for my rh750 :^)

[0175westwood29]

personally i wouldnt bother?

andy

[discreet]

[quote name='0175westwood29' timestamp='1390133837' post='2341733']
personally i wouldnt bother?
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We have a winner.

[gjones]

Bin it and buy a new one.

[chaypup]

[quote name='winterfire666' timestamp='1390130702' post='2341694']
Carefully disassemble and take the affected panels to be re powder coated. Its not that expensive and the only way to get it perfect. Additionally you can get a groovy different colour and it'll look like a pro factory finish too. I have been considering this for my rh750 :^)
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Oooo nice idea - custom job!

[quote name='gjones' timestamp='1390134912' post='2341752']
Bin it and buy a new one.
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I'll give you the address of my bin when I do.

[yorks5stringer]

How about some wood effect Fablon or maybe ( if you want to go hi-tec) carbon fibre effect sticky back plastic?

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