First scratches and polish on the 4th gen Tacoma

bambeds · 2025-11-24T09:01:09+00:00

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Riley_monthule

Active Wheeler

Jul 1, 2024

#1

Less than two months in and I already have a fair bit of scuffs and scratches on my new taco but it's time to take care of them. Just got some Nu finish, rubbed it in and like magic they were gone. The paint seems to take a polish well and be relatively durable but the real test will be how to clear coat holds up long term so we'll see. Also worth noting my truck is ceramic coated which technically adds to the paints durability but I'd assume none coated paint would take a correction similarly.