3. WD-40
WD-40, a versatile household product, can be used to address light to medium scratches. It can help soften and reduce the visibility of scratches. Here’s how to use WD-40 for scratch removal:
- Wash your car before applying WD-40.
- Spray a small amount of WD-40 onto the scratched area.
- Use a microfiber cloth to gently buff the scratched surface in circular motions.
- This method can help fade out scratches and enhance the appearance of your car.
4. Shoe Polish
Car wax and shoe polish can be effective for removing car scratches. If using shoe polish, ensure it’s slightly darker than the car’s original paint color. Follow these steps:
- Clean the scratched area with soap and water.
- Apply the shoe polish to the scratch.
- Sand the area gently after applying the polish to help even out the surface.
- Buff the area to a smooth finish.
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