ThreeTTwo

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/51356/dscn3400.jpg"></center><p>You can see it (somewhat) in the photo. The rear bumper piece, where it tucks under the right rear fender/wing. (Not the cutline between fender and bumper; it looks like a shadow over the reflection of my hand, and continues right.)

Someone undercut when backing, or it's an errant shopping cart mark.

Dangus.

It looks like a 1/8th-inch-wide depression, no more than .002 or so deep, with hard edges. Paint's not cut or scratched, but it made an impression, literally, on the bumper substrate.

Anybody have success getting these out? Heat gun, gently applied?

LuvnhatemyA6

Wait... it might spring / creep back. Seriously. Or try heating it - hair dryer.

ThreeTTwo

I'll be parking in the sun. We'll see!

Carlssone

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ThreeTTwo

... this would be good. It's actually a depression... the paint never broke, but the underlying plastic is compressed. Polishing just the paint would probably leave a soft valley that would still be visible.

But thanks for the product tip just the same!

Murph

The plastic looks like it's been stretched. Try gentle heat gun and small roller

Kris Hansen

you'll be able to smooth it out..

ThreeTTwo

... or let a professional handle it!