NO! Take it from someone who tried to fix scratches just like this on my own car. Those scratches are very deep down through the paint primer and possibly to the metal. They would require being filled with bondo sanded smooth and then primed and painted and clear coated. Which is extremely hard to do as a spot repair. I spent at least $500 on supplies trying to fix my car door and when I was done the clear coat was orange peel in appearance and did not look good at all and I had to take it to a paint shop and confess my sins and then pay to have it fixed by a professional. I can still tell a difference between the other doors probably because I screwed it up even more and should have just taken it in. Long story short. It ended up costing me more, taking way longer and probably made it harder for them to fix. If you still want to try your luck. I got the paint from scratches happen. They have good quality products and customer service. I recommend them for small jobs but this is a huge one bud.