Freezer door has a fine scratch

DCFC79

I've gone and scratched the door of a freezer and it's left a small scratch (maybe 1mm wide ) where it's been scratched and its showing the metal where the plastic has come off. Anything I can buy to make it good ? Anything like you would buy for removing scratches on a car.

It's a white door if it helps.

Emmia

You could rub it down, and use plastikote on it. 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Plasti-kote-22101-400ml-Premium-Spray/dp/B006KDID50/ref=sr_1_6?crid=1RXZ0XLU250HU&dchild=1&keywords=plastikote+super+matt+spray+paint+-+white&qid=1591611881&sprefix=plastikote+super+matt+%2Caps%2C248&sr=8-6

knightstyle

Car touch up paint will do it but there are many whites.  I have used Ford Polar white and it was OK.

neilmcl

Try radiator/appliance touch-up paint, you can get some rust-oleum stuff at Wilkos.

DCFC79

knightstyle said:

Car touch up paint will do it but there are many whites.  I have used Ford Polar white and it was OK.

Thanks, Ill have a look.

Lol Ive got other colours but not white, Ill see if Amazon have any.

Emmia said:

You could rub it down, and use plastikote on it. 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Plasti-kote-22101-400ml-Premium-Spray/dp/B006KDID50/ref=sr_1_6?crid=1RXZ0XLU250HU&dchild=1&keywords=plastikote+super+matt+spray+paint+-+white&qid=1591611881&sprefix=plastikote+super+matt+%2Caps%2C248&sr=8-6

Thanks, Ill have a look.

neilmcl said:

Try radiator/appliance touch-up paint, you can get some rust-oleum stuff at Wilkos.

Thanks Neil, Ill check it out.

DCFC79

There's also a very small dent caused by the same item that scratched the freezer door, anything I could buy to hide this.

knightstyle

plastic padding P.38

DCFC79

This is the damage, the small dent is at the top, some of the white has as you can see been scratched off.

Whatever I buy needs to have no odour to it.

DCFC79

knightstyle said:

plastic padding P.38

So would this solve the issue of what's in the photo and then use something else for the scratch ?

eamon

If you still have the FF manual it may have the colour information . Alternatively ring up the manufacturer and ask for the RAL paint code number.

Emmia

DCFC79 said:

knightstyle said:

plastic padding P.38

So would this solve the issue of what's in the photo and then use something else for the scratch ?

i think you'll need to use the filler, rub down so it is smooth and then paint - probably using a spray option for a good finish.