the tape is a great idea. actual PPF will be a pain to try and adhere properly when you've made touch up spots - it needs a smooth surface to adhere to

thinking something like this

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I wonder how well it would stick though. especially around that curved part of the sill

For where mine is scraped, should I fix that with touch up paint?

like a paint pen? why not, it's better than nothing. give it a wipe with some isopropyl alcohol and touch it up. it will definitely be better than not doing anything

I see. Wasn't sure if there was a way to have it professionally fixed at some point.

I'm sure you could have it professionally done, but for how much I look down there and after touching up myself, I have to really be looking to notice. I guess it comes down to personal preference and skill and what I personally find acceptable to live with.

I don't like the toyota pen, but have used this Duplicolor touch up kit as there is a brush, clear coat and pen, but you can use a toothpick and let the paint fill into damaged space. There are lots of youtube videos out there and typically prep is key, but its not super complicated.

I picked it up from my local auto parts store; this is the product: Scratch Fix All-in-1™ Exact-Match Automotive Touch-Up Paint – Duplicolor

I'm sure there are others, but this was what was available locally and quickly.

This is the protective film tape I used: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B073XR8YD8?...roduct_details