How to Remove Scratches from Car PERMANENTLY (EASY)

You had a scratch that's still there. Continue with 5000 grit until you no longer see the scratch. At this point, you don't want to see any

scratches

. If you see any, you'll be able to see them when you're done. Make sure you

remove

it completely! We are on our fourth step and we are almost done. For this step we want to use a very soft paint. If the polish says it will

remove

fine

scratches

and swirl marks, that means you can use it. The polish inside has been polished, so think about a grit between 5000 and 10000. Before polishing, clean the surface to remove all dirt.

Make sure it's clean because we don't want to rub dirt into the paint and create new scratches. And now we want to get a clean section of the microfiber towel that we haven't used yet and put our polish on the towel. Now you are rubbing this polish, in a circular motion. We want to focus our polish on this dark area but we also want to blend it into the surrounding paint. You want to apply medium to heavy pressure on those microfiber wipes because it is a very gentle polish. More pressure than when you use sandpaper. Now you can still see a slight haze here, so let's apply another coat of paint.

When polishing, it is necessary to correct scratches in all corners. So polish in a circular motion and that polishing action is good. Now you want to leave a clean spot on your microfiber towel. And just lightly polish the surface to remove the polish. HOOOLLLYYY SMOKE LOOK AT THIS. This is a reflection that looks good, I don't see where that scratch was at all. That spot of fog has completely disappeared and now there is one last step and that is to grab the wax. I suggest using paste wax because it works better than liquid wax in this case.

This will be the fifth step where we will put our layer of protection. The wax not only fills in microscopic scratches, but also protects the clear coat. So this is a very important step. This is as simple as waxing and then I give it a minute to spray and just wax. as. That. And look at it, it looks great. I don't see the scratch at all, it was right here. And if we look here. You can see anything, this scratch is completely gone, the only thing you can see is this wonderful reflection here. This paint job looks great.

And the best part of this is. The scratch disappeared but you can do it at home. I didn't use any special tools or anything. It's water, sandpaper, polish, wax. It's that simple. Then you will get results like this! If that doesn't motivate you then I don't know what will. Look at this before. And then. Scratches happen no matter how hard you try to avoid them and now there is no reason to get upset because now you know how to remove them. We hope you found this video helpful and if you are not subscribed, please consider subscribing to see more car videos like this.

As usual, the products and tools I used in this video are linked in the description so you can find them easily and at the top of this video you can see here where it completely soaked through the clear coat. Therefore, you want to make sure the scratch is very deep and you don't want to sand too much. So even if the scratches are still there, you may have to stop. Otherwise you will burn the clear coat like this. And then you're going to have to spray a clear coat here and sand it and apply it and all that extra work, so you just have to keep that in mind with the coat because sanding too much will do that.