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Scuff v scratch

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M

Mozz

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Hi all
Looking for some advice on what constitutes a scratch versus scuffing on 2024 T3 sheet. I picked up my first couple of sheets today. The supplier rolled it up for me but it wasn’t in a box, and there was only protective film on one side. When I got it home I noticed some light scratching/scuffing on the unprotected side. I’m not sure if it was there to begin with or the result of the trip home (only about 20mins drive).

Just wondering how bad the scratches need to be for it to be unusable or if I can/should buff it out, or this is to be expected.
Appreciate any insight.
Cheers
 
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