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    Any painter worth something should be able to touch that up.. however working in residential construction I agree with Kazoo.. based on what I see in new homes no one will ever notice it in the first place. Take a matching colored wax pen and fill the scratches and rub them out.

    What you need to be concerned about is whether or not your house has the cat smell.

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    Quote Originally Posted by def90 View Post
    Any painter worth something should be able to touch that up.. however working in residential construction I agree with Kazoo.. based on what I see in new homes no one will ever notice it in the first place. Take a matching colored wax pen and fill the scratches and rub them out.

    What you need to be concerned about is whether or not your house has the cat smell.
    LOL on the cat smell piece, we actually invited a couple of neighbors who don't like cats to come in and see if they could smell them so we should be good on that front. Before the house hits the market all signs of the cats (other than these scratches) will be gone to one of the parents houses.

    We're at a pretty high price point which is why we'd like to get things as close to perfect as possible.

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