Just when it seemed like it was going to be a good day where everything was going well, when the car arrives, that hope is gone as soon as you see the new scratch or dent that just ruined the day. In order to avoid a visit to the workshop, the most common thing is to accept it and resign yourself. But, if it is not something especially serious or striking, it is possible that there is a solution. There are home tricks to remove scratches from the car and some formulas to restore its good appearance without going to the workshop.
You just need some skill and patience to follow these tips and be able to get rid of those inopportune scratches on the car's sheet metal. In certain cases there is no doubt that it would be best to go to a professional. But if it is a simple malfunction, there is no problem in solving it without making a significant financial outlay.
Among the most popular options, thanks to how easy it is to apply and its good results, is the polish. This product is responsible for improving surfaces, providing a uniform finish and giving it an appearance as if nothing had happened to it. When choosing one, it is important to take into account the degree of abrasion that the car scratch presents. It can be applied to the vehicle simply with a microfiber cloth.
Two other less sophisticated solutions, but which can equally hide the scratch, consist of resorting to a scratch pen or spray paint, also specific for this task. The key for a better result is to be patient and apply little by little until it is well covered.
Those dents that appear overnight in the bumper or on the side doors and that bother you so much can be solved. In fact, often much simpler and more effective than you might imagine. Although, as in the case of scratches, it will always depend on the severity of these.
One of the most effective techniques to remove car dents is thanks to boiling water. What should be done is to pour it directly on the affected area and use a suction cup, for example, a plunger, to pull it out. A second formula consists of applying, just after the boiling water, cold water. In this way, the change in temperature will cause it to recover its original shape due to the contraction of the sheet.
An alternative to water, only following this idea of temperature change, would be to use air, such as from a dryer. First, the hot air is allowed to act, followed by the cold air.
