Let's be honest about something most shops won't tell you: Icon Rocklear can't fix everything. When this 2010 Nissan Frontier came in with a key scratch running down the entire side of the vehicle, we could have oversold the results. We could have made promises we couldn't keep. Instead, we showed exactly what's realistically possible. Understanding paint layers matters here. Your car's paint has a base coat and a clear coat. Light scratches that only affect the clear coat can often be polished out completely. But deep scratches — like a key dragged across a panel — can cut through the clear coat into the base coat. Those can be improved but not always eliminated. Our approach on this Frontier involved wet sanding the affected areas. This is a precise technique that carefully removes a thin layer of clear coat to level out the scratch edges. It requires experience and a steady hand because removing too much clear coat creates a bigger problem than the scratch itself. The results were significant. The deep key scratch went from being highly visible and catching your fingernail to being dramatically reduced. Not invisible — we're honest about that — but a massive improvement. Then we applied Icon Rocklear over the corrected paint. This does two things: locks in the improvement so it doesn't degrade, and provides protection against future scratches. The self-healing properties of Rocklear mean light scratches from daily driving will heal on their own. With over 3,000 vehicles protected, we always want to be transparent about what's possible. That honesty is what builds trust. Watch the full process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmJb0Ao4Zc4