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Car Maintenance : How to Fix a Minor Scratch on Your Car

Fixing minor scratches on a car requires rubbing compound and a smooth rag. Avoid burning through the paint when fixing scratches on a car with help from a specialist in car restoration in this free video on car maintenance and auto repairs.

Expert: Gabe Braedt
Bio: Gabe Braedt currently works restoring car bodies at a local shop.
Filmmaker: stephen kuykendall

Duration : 0:1:11


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13 Responses to “Car Maintenance : How to Fix a Minor Scratch on Your Car”

  1. i never seen the …
    i never seen the scratch

  2. @LarryDavidFreak …
    @LarryDavidFreak Agreed. If I did that to my bike i’d hang myself.

  3. lmao
    lmao

  4. LarryDavidFreak on June 8th, 2010 at 4:19 pm

    That was an …
    That was an absolute joke! First of all your just putting more scratches in your paint with that little rag and 2 seconds of rubbing will do nothing! The best thing for scratches is a dual action polisher.

  5. i dont know… if i …
    i dont know… if i have ever seen anyone use a shirt to get a scratch out… i mean thats desperate. but honestly just shows so easy even a caveman can do it lol.

  6. badderthanyou on June 8th, 2010 at 4:19 pm

    polish type thing.
    polish type thing.

  7. clean ur …
    clean ur fingernails too.. yuck

  8. that looked like …
    that looked like scuff marks. They come out easier

  9. constantlydoped on June 8th, 2010 at 4:19 pm

    Clean your …
    Clean your fingernails hillbilly!

  10. Where was the …
    Where was the scratch in the first place?
    You just this wrong have you not??

  11. hi im doug ,i work …
    hi im doug ,i work with 20 other hotrod builders here at eggspurt village people…

  12. ashwinisidhu on June 8th, 2010 at 4:19 pm

    u should have shown …
    u should have shown the scratch before applying the rubbing compound

  13. that’s a good one! …
    that’s a good one! nice and simple

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