New Si paint scratches.
if its in the top layer of the clear coat then there is a product called scratch doctor that is supposed to work pretty well. you can get it at oreillys or any other auto parts shop. it is on the $$$ side at like $11. ive never tried it, but i might because i have some lite scratched on my black si. i got it used so it was expected.
best method would be to use a buffer with the proper 2 step process. Goodluck. I have done this before on my 20yr old paint (black) on my dsm, and it comes out flawless.
Definitely buffing. I detail cars and trust me a little buffing can go a long way. If you're not experienced with buffing though, I would suggest you not to learn on your car.
i've talked many times on this forum about how soft the clear is on these new hondas. it's absolutely ABSURD. the good part is the clear corrects easily, but the bad part is it'll scratch if you look at it the wrong way.
if you are interested in more hardcore detailing talk, visit the forums on autogeek.net or autopia. we have a detailing subforum here too - https://honda-tech.com/forums/detailing-130/
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