Scratch removers are among the more approachable DIY paint-care products: You don't need a garage full of equipment, just the right kit and some patience. To see which ones delive ...

Nothing says "holidays" like a scratch-repair kit—at least if you're unfortunate enough to pick up some new door scrapes while out shopping. The key to success is to choose the right scratch remover, ...

Autoblog may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Pricing and availability are subject to change. No matter how hard you try to keep your car looking brand new, sometimes ...

A colleague recently asked about fixing a scratch in his brand-new car. This is a basic repair skill that every car owner should know, so we're providing a simple guide. First, if you don't have time ...

A colleague recently asked about fixing a scratch in his brand-new car. This is a basic repair skill that every car owner should know, so we're providing a simple guide. First, if you don't have time ...

Finding a scratch on your car is an incredibly frustrating experience, one that can conjure images of expensive trips to the auto body shop or car detailer. Luckily, there are plenty of scratch ...

It happens. You brush past your car with a backpack zipper, a kid's bike scrapes the door, or a branch along the driveway leaves a mark. Suddenly, there's a scratch on your paint. And once you notice ...

Autoblog may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Pricing and availability are subject to change. There are few things more annoying than a scratch in your paint. Luckily, ...

Even the tiniest scratch on a car can lead to rust, and the loss of hundreds of dollars in the value of your ride. But it can be inconvenient and costly to leave a car at the body shop: Recent ...

No matter what caused it, a scratch on your car will get you worried about your car’s appearance and possible underlying damage. Scratches, even superficial ones, can affect your car’s value and cost ...

The fastest way to tell how deep a car scratch is to run your fingernail across it. If your nail glides over the mark without catching, the scratch is in the clear coat only and can be polished out at ...