We tested several liquid products, including Mother’s California Gold Scratch Remover ($8), Nu Finish Scratch Doctor ($10), Quixx High Performance Scratch Remover ($15), and Turtle Wax Scratch and ...

Nothing’s worse than walking out to your car and spotting a fresh scratch that definitely wasn’t there before. Sometimes it’s your own doing—brushing a little too close to a low-hanging branch. Other ...

Scratches are one of those frustrating inevitabilities of car ownership. No matter how careful you are, sooner or later your vehicle will pick up a blemish. The good news is that not all scratches are ...

Today, Kirby’s focus has shifted toward following industry news, and he has a sincere passion for one-off and tuned vehicles, car toys (especially LEGO brand,) and anything else even closely related ...

We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. You don't have to be a detailer to remove scratches. We pick the best car scratch removers you can use at home. No ...

Simply cleaning your car is likely to create tiny swirls as you move dirt around on your sponge. While deeper damage will need a touch-up, minor flaws in paint can be fixed with a bit of elbow grease ...

One of the biggest horrors for any car owner is discovering a new scratch on their beloved cars. Sometimes due to our own mistakes and sometimes due to other people's mistakes, whatever the case may ...

We've been testing car scratch removers for the last three years from popular brands such as Autoglym, T-Cut, Turtle Wax and more, to see if they worked and which was the best. We also tested WD-40 to ...

Paint scratches are a practically inevitable part of vehicle ownership, even on relatively low-mileage cars. Roads are hardly sterile environments, and driving on them will find you picking up gravel, ...