What are the quick repair methods for car scratches?

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Tate
07/24/25 12:09pm
Quick repair methods for car scratches: 1. Touch-up pen: Provides a simple filling effect for scratches, but may wear off over time; 2. Scratch repair compound: This is a paste-like repair agent similar to toothpaste, which can only repair minor scratches; 3. Toothpaste: A faster method to repair car paint scratches, but toothpaste can only reduce the appearance of scratches, the actual scratches will still be there. For deep scratches, which indicate a large area of damage reaching the primer, it is recommended to visit a professional auto body shop for repair, as DIY repairs are unlikely to yield good results. Light scratches on the car's paint surface, which are minor damages only on the surface layer, can be restored through polishing. First, clean the paint surface, then use a restoration compound to polish and restore the scratched area until the scratches completely disappear.
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CassidyLynn
08/11/25 6:18am
I've been using my car for over a decade and can handle minor scratches myself—it's cost-effective and convenient. First, keep some scratch wax and polish on hand, available at supermarkets or auto parts stores. When working on it, start by washing and drying the car. Then, use a cotton cloth or sponge to apply the scratch wax, gently rubbing in circular motions over the scratched area. You'll see results in just a few minutes. For deeper scratches, use polish the same way. Remember to apply gentle pressure to avoid damaging the base coat. When parking, choose spots carefully to prevent scrapes, and check for scratches after each wash to address them promptly. These small supplies cost less than 50 yuan and deliver results comparable to professional shops while preserving the car's shine, saving trips to the repair shop. Regular maintenance like this keeps the car in better overall condition.
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