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How to Remove Small Scratches from Car Bodywork?

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Part: Body

If you notice one or more small scratches on your car's bodywork, you can attempt to restore them yourself by following the explanation in this video. Gather all the necessary materials and start with the suggested operations, cleaning the area to be restored thoroughly and masking it off from the rest of the bodywork with appropriate tape. If the damage is limited to the surface, you can easily resolve it by sanding the area and then polishing it again with suitable products. Unfortunately, if the scratches are particularly deep, you will need to consult a professional.

Posted on 4 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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