u/Civil-Lynx-1921

Image 1 — What is the best thing to do for this type of damage?
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What is the best thing to do for this type of damage?

Hey guys! So a couple of weeks ago, I accidentally scratched my HR-V at parking lot, and I am stuck with these marks on it. I asked this question on the Honda subreddit, but they didn’t understand me at all, so I am hoping my fellow HR-V owners can understand me a bit better and give me some advice. What is the best thing to do about these 2 scratches? Is it true that we have to pay 2 grand, just for these couple of scratches or will a touch up pen do the trick? We tried using the touch up pen, but is this as good as it gets? Basically, what is the best thing for us to do? Is it worth paying 2 grand for this stuff? Can a detailer help with this? I do not know much about car repairs or car detailing, so this is why I am asking this question on here. Also, the insurance company will not cover the costs of a rental, so I am afraid, if the body shop says that we have to leave the car there for 2-3 weeks that the rental will cost a lot of money. How long on average does it take for these kinds of scratches to be repaired? Thanks for your advice! I appreciate you!

u/Civil-Lynx-1921 — 10 hours ago
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What to do with this?

Hey guys! So I have a 2024 Honda H-RV, and as I was parking, I accidentally scratched my car and these spots on the car. The Honda dealer recommended, we get touch up pens to touch it up, and we tried, but it didn’t turn out to be the best. Can we get a Honda dealer to touch these spots up with the pen that we bought? Thanks for your help!!!!

u/Civil-Lynx-1921 — 19 hours ago

Hey guys! Last week on here, I asked about some popular mountain tourist towns in Virginia. I am from NC, so I am looking for some more mountain towns to eventually visit in the Va mountains. I did visit Lexington and saw the Natural Bridge, and I am glad I did that trip. My next Virginia mountain trip, I have in mind to do Wytheville and the Big Walker Lookout, or Galax and the New River State Park. My question is actually about Galax. I read on many sites that Galax is considered a Gateway to the Blue Ridge Mountains and the main draw is the New River State Park. Many consider Galax to be a mountain town worthy of visiting. There are others however, that say that Galax is boring and there is nothing to see. My question is, why is it considered a popular mountain tourist town if it is boring and there is not much there? Is it worth visiting? Thanks for your answers!

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u/Civil-Lynx-1921 — 21 days ago

Hey guys! So I know that all of WV is practically in the mountains, and almost every town there is practically a mountain town, but a question that I have is what are the main mountain tourist destinations? I ask this because I from NC, and we have tons of great mountain towns to visit, and I have visited a lot of them. Some well known mountain towns here are Boone, Blowing Rock, Banner Elk, and then you got mountain towns around Asheville like Black Mountain, Hendersonville, Waynesville, and Brevard. Asheville itself is a mountain city-(not really a mountain town). I have also visited Gatlinburg in Tn. I have also visited Lexington/ Natural Bridge area in Va. I am now interested in what are some popular small mountain tourist towns in West Virginia, so no cities like Roanoke Va or Asheville NC. From what I gathered, the popular tourist areas and their towns are :

•New River Gorge- Beckley, Fayetteville, Oak Hill, and Hinton

•Greenbriar Valley- Lewisburg, and White Sulphur Springs

•Monongahela National Forest- Elkins, Davis, Thomas, and Snowshoe

•Shenandoah/ Potomac River area- Harpers Ferry, and Berkeley Springs.

These are the towns that I saw are popular tourist mountain towns. Is there anything I should take away from or add to this list, or is this correct?

As I stated above, I would like to eventually see West Virginia, so this is why I am asking. I consider West Virginia to be the "Florida of the Appalachian Mountains”, because it has so many mountains, mountain towns, and mountain scenery to see.

Thanks for your help!

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u/Civil-Lynx-1921 — 25 days ago