
Body scratches can be repaired by: 1. Sanding with sandpaper - clean the scratched area of the car and gently rub the scratched area with sandpaper dipped in water; 2. Using chilled cola - pour a little cola onto a cloth and continuously wipe the scratched area; 3. Using essential balm - pour a little essential balm onto a cloth and wipe the scratched area; 4. Using toothpaste - clean the scratch with a cloth, squeeze toothpaste onto a damp towel or soft sponge, and wipe the scratch up and down; 5. Using nail polish - applying a layer of nail polish on the scratch can prevent rusting.

Oh, when it comes to car body scratches, I have so much experience! If you're doing it yourself, there are a few scenarios to handle. For light swirl marks, you can buy a bottle of polishing wax for 20 yuan on Taobao to fix it. Use a waxing sponge to buff in circular motions, but be careful not to press too hard. For deeper scratches that expose the primer, you'll need a touch-up pen. First, clean the scratch with an alcohol wipe, shake the touch-up pen for three minutes, and apply three thin coats like nail polish, letting each layer dry for ten minutes. Finally, apply a layer of crystal coating to prevent oxidation. Remember not to wash the car for three days after the repair. If it's a deep scratch that your fingernail can catch on, it's better to go through —DIY repairs can easily result in color mismatch. Last time, my car got a 20-centimeter scratch from a tree branch, and my DIY fix turned out even better than the 800-yuan repair shop job!

New car owners, pay attention to these details: It's crucial to clean scratches with a degreaser before touch-up painting, otherwise the paint won't adhere properly. Soak the spray can in hot water for five minutes before use to ensure a fine spray. Multiple thin coats yield much better results than one thick application. If you notice orange peel texture after repair, lightly sand it with 2000-grit sandpaper and soapy water to smooth it out. Finally, remember to use three different grit foam pads for polishing - coarse for removing marks, medium for brightening, and fine for enhancing gloss. Don't forget to mask the license plate area with painter's tape - last time I ended up with a camouflage-painted license plate edge. If you're unsure, just visit a quick repair shop; spot painting typically costs around two hundred yuan.


