No. I scratched iron the way walking bevause it was too heavy, so I had to leave it on the wall for a sec so it scratched. Had a big plastic sheet over it back forgot to put it on after I left the technician.
Well, to reference bigpinkdragon, the scratches are not going to hamper operation.
Next thing to evaluate, since you say some went down to metal; is the PC/case going to be anywhere that it will be seen OR that you have to look at it all the time? If not, then the effort to repair the scratches may not be worth it.
So, if you want to try to fix it, here's what I would do.
Take a side panel to a paint store that sells or specializes in automotive paint (best choice) or to a store that sells model airplanes/car/ etc. The paint store can probably match the color or come pretty close, possibly with something off the shelf such as a "Scratch touchup paint" thing (I don't know what they are called anymore, people use them to touch up small scratches in their cars): At a model shop find a small bottle of Pactra Model paint in the color closest to your panel.
At home, take a small piece of 0000 or 00000 steel wool and very lightly clean up the scratches. I think you will find there is very little metal actually exposed.
Carefully, with a small paint brush or maybe, if the metal showing is really tiny like a scratch from a pin, use a round toothpick
and paint the exposed metal.
Give it 2-3 days to dry completely and harden up. Then use a little rubbing compound and lightly buff out that scratched areas by hand; not to hard, not to long/much, and very lightly. Next do the same with the polishing compound.
Hand buff the areas with a terry cloth or flannel cloth. You can put wax on it if you want a glossyer (sic) surface.
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