What can be used to remove scratches on a car?
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Scratches on a car can be removed using toothpaste. The method is as follows: 1. Clean the scratches with a cloth, squeeze toothpaste onto a damp towel or soft sponge, and rub the scratches up and down. Small scratches will gradually fade away; 2. Sandpaper can also be used to remove minor scratches on a car. Simply prepare a piece of sandpaper, clean and dry the scratched area of the car, then lightly rub the scratched area with the sandpaper dipped in water; 3. Nail polish can also be used to remove scratches on a car. Since nail polish and car paint are made of the same material, first clean the scratched area, then apply the nail polish and let it dry.
When it comes to car scratches, I often DIY repairs at home, which is simple and practical. For example, for light scratches, I first clean the surface with water, dry it, then apply scratch wax or car polish, and rub in circles with a soft cloth a few dozen times. The effect is usually visible, and most of the time, the scratches can be completely removed. If you don't want to buy products, toothpaste at home can also work. Squeeze a little onto a damp cloth and gently rub a few times, and the scratches will fade significantly. However, be careful not to rub too hard to avoid damaging the paint layer. After finishing, apply a layer of car wax to protect the paint and prevent rust. If the scratch is deep, this method won't work, and you'll need to consider going to a professional auto repair shop for a paint job. Usually, drive carefully to avoid collisions with branches or roadside hard objects, and waxing can prevent new scratches from appearing.
