Newbie needs help!

Toyota Black 202 touch up paint is a perfect match for the spoiler.

Fingernails will give the cups behind the door handles a beating unless they are covered with plastic film. The primer is white so it really shows on a dark car. Could they be accumulating road grime? I have not noticed anything oozing or seeping out of the door handles.

 

Try a little car polish on a soft towel and that should rub off.

 

Yes, my 2013 Prius IV is extremely prone to bottoming out. Sometime around year 2014 I scrapped almost the exact area you did on your pearl white Prius. Took it to a local body shop for a quote of $600-800 depending on brand new bumper vs recycled. They did not give me a quote for "Touch-up and bland" and I did not ask. Seemed like a waste to get a whole new front bumper as "bottoming out" or scraping a "front stop" in parking lots seems an ever present high risk situation for the Prius 3. It is also completely impossible to for me to see exactly where the front end stops! I did get a touch up kit, sanded and touched up that area myself. It lasted about 2 years before the touch up paint "wore off. It has been about 3-4 years now with that scrape, and 1-2 years since my "touch-up" job. I'll inspect and take a pic this spring and post. If there is no rust through, I may try a more thorough touch-up this sprint (2019). I hope other members post their experiences.

 

I made a U turn once and just barely scraped the lower right corner of the front bumper from the road side curbing. Left a nice dull black stripe scrape about 1/2 inch wide and several inches long. The Prius is silver. Decided to use the bottled touch up paint to repair. It took several coats to finish the repair. Still was noticable, but better than not doing it if bent over to view. From a stand up position, you can't see the repair. That was good enough for me.

A year later my car was front side sandwiched in the work parking lot. Got a new front bumper from that repair. Eye sore repair eliminated, LOL.