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Message: [QUOTE="intlzncster, post: 2334853, member: 56"] Hmm. That's a pretty good one actually. If it was your own car, you could probably make it look pretty good (not really noticeable). You didn't go through the undercoat which is a bonus. But if that's going to be inspected meticulously by a lessor, you'll probably have to get it done. Essentially, the shop will fill that, and then paint the entire door. One cheap thing you could try, is to see how much you could make it dissapear with [URL='http://www.autozone.com/wash-cleaners-and-exterior-care-products/rubbing-and-polishing-compound/meguiar-s-ultimate-compound/87980_0_0']Meguiars Rubbing Compound[/URL]. 12 bucks. Only things you need are soap/sponge, and a microfiber towel. Probably won't work, but it's simple and cheap, and gives you an outside shot to save hundreds. [/QUOTE]