Ok I have commited the utltimate sin. I was trying to manuver my car into the garage and wasn't paying attention. Luckily I just barely, BARELY, rubbed it on the wall. So now there is just a little abbrasion about an inch long. Doesn't seem like it went deep at all. Is there any way to "buff" the abbrasion out or something. I was actually able to get most of the wall paint off there is still a small mark. Suggestions?

Jason - Laser Red '03/6MT

 

You might try some polishing compound. You'll have to re-wax that spot when you're done.

2003.5 G35 Sedan Desert Platinum/Graphite Premium/Sport/Aero/Nav/Winter

 

try to clay bar the remaining paint off. Then use some colored polish/wax to fill in the scratches.

G35C Aero/Prem/6M

 

Is the wall painted? Maybe some nail polish remover/paint thinner can do the trick, of course you have to repolish the area afterwards

<font color=blue>-Ramb<font color=red>0</font color=red></font color=blue>

 

Yeah the sheet rock was painted so the abbrasion is like white scuff. I am kinda worried about using chemicals on the paint though. What is a clay bar and where do you get it? Will the car need to be repolished after the claybar?

Jason - Laser Red '03/6MT

 

I would try 'clay bar' like Obsidian suggested. It's a surface cleaning bar of clay that can clean painted surfaces and remove some contaminants. Just follow the instructons.
Available at your local auto parts store or detailing shop.
I personally use Zaino but there are others available.
Good luck, bro

<font color=red>GSM</font color=red>

 

Meguiar's Scratch X may also be able to help you out if the scratch is not that deep. As with the other methods, you will need to wax over it afterwards.

 

Thanks to everyone, I will try the clay bar this weekend. Happy driving.

Jason - Laser Red '03/6MT