Originally Posted by RockPick

Lastly TX, you need to be aware that you only have so much clear to work with to 'remove' this problem. Concealing it may not be a bad option if you're not comfortable going after this scratch in a more aggressive fashion. While I know you'd like to work with the products on your shelf, I would probably recommend adding one more (to the tune of around $8) so that you can attempt to handle this in a better fashion than simply trying to 'wax it out'.

But, even before I did that, I'd probably hit it a few more times with the Scratch-X... how many times have you tried it? Are you doing it per the instructions?

RP