Household goods are unavoidable, right?
My uncle works as a guitar session player.
Guitars cost over 5 million won, but he says that when you play them, a lot of sweat builds up on the neck fretboard and body.
So, even though it's painful, he doesn't paint over the parts where sweat appears.
If there are no performance issues, think of the scratches as traces of the time you spent together.
As an extreme example, a 25 million won Rolex watch.
He said that the buckle on the watch had a lot of scratches from sweat, but he didn't care.
Ride your bike comfortably.
Even if you don't fall, scratches will accumulate without you knowing.
If you are worried about scratches and it bothers you, just buy a bike, leave it as is in your veranda or room, and display it.
Then there won't be any scratches.
When you resell it used, the price will hold up well, right?
