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 ...

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 ...

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, ...

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 ...

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, ...

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 ...