Finding your car "keyed," or scratched with a key, by a vandal is frustrating and potentially expensive. Fixing the damage can cost $1,000 or more per scratch. Most car insurance policies cover ...

The door handle area of a car often accumulates scratches, markings, and other damage because, well, people use the handle every time they open the door. Finger nails, keys, jewelry, and anything else ...

Safe driving isn’t perfect; even the most careful drivers sometimes get their cars scratched for reasons beyond their control. It can be both frustrating and annoying to see your vehicle showcasing a ...

Until very recently, the people who need to test the scratch resistance of a car's paint had just two popular options, and both were kind of silly. The crockmeter involves moving a robotic finger over ...

One thing lots of drivers hate. Finding a fresh scratch on their ride’s smooth paint job. Maybe it came from flying pebbles, smacking into foliage, or someone bumping your door with keys truth is, ...

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 ...

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We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. You don't have to be a detailer to remove scratches. We pick the best car scratch removers you can use at home. No ...

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 ...

The last thing anyone wants is an unsightly scratch in their vehicle. Fortunately, it’s possible to repair deep scratches yourself. Although the worst scratches can’t be fully removed, fixing them now ...

Like it or not, the environment is attacking your vehicle’s paintwork every time you take it out of the garage. If it has to sit on the street, the situation is worse. Ditto if you regularly drive in ...