What are the steps for using toothpaste to treat car scratches?

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SanJohn
07/25/25 2:32pm
Steps for using toothpaste to treat car scratches: 1. Clean the scratched area of the car with water and let it dry; 2. Take a clean, soft microfiber cloth and slightly dampen it; 3. Apply toothpaste to the cloth or directly onto the scratched area, then rub the scratched area firmly. Causes of car scratches: 1. During car usage, friction or collisions may accidentally scratch the paint surface, resulting in scratches of varying depths; 2. Improper car washing techniques can damage the paint, such as using excessive water pressure when rinsing, incorrect washing procedures or methods, or wiping the surface with a cloth or towel when dust is present; 3. Incorrect painting operations or improper material selection can lead to various defects on the paint surface.
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