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 ...

There’s a clue in the name that the Turtle Wax is best used for scratches, rather than swirl marks – in this respect, it’s much like T-Cut. The beige paste is abrasive and aggressive, so dulls the ...

Uh-oh. If you're here, you've probably discovered an irritating scratch on your vehicle. Perhaps it came from a rebellious shopping cart, a bike in the garage, or a tree branch that reached out just a ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Uh-oh. If you're here, you've probably discovered an irritating scratch on your vehicle. Perhaps it came ...

No matter how careful you are with your car, there’s very little that you can do to prevent it from getting scratched up. Car scratches are as inevitable as Monday morning blues, and just like the ...

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 ...