How to Remove Scratches From a Car Without a Polisher - In Less Than 5 Minutes
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- In this video I will show you a few tricks on how to remove or hide scratches on your car, but also I'll go over how you can permanently remove and fix light and deep car scratches in your clear coat by hand. I will show you what types of sand paper that is needed, the rubbing compound to use and again there is no need for a rotary polisher or a Dual Action or Random Orbital Polisher.
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Due to factors beyond the control of Ratchets and Wrenches, it cannot guarantee against unauthorized modifications of this information, or improper use of this information. Ratchets and Wrenches assumes no liability for any property or personal damage that may arise from doing a repair on your vehicle after watching any of my repair video's. Due to factors beyond the control of Ratchets and Wrenches, no information contained in this video shall create any express or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Again Any injury, damage or loss that may result from improper use of tools, equipment, or the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Ratchets and Wrenches. 
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This is top advice, thanks.
Btw, you can easily hide scratch marks on your furniture that the puppy makes by leaving a car in your living room.
Used it for the first time last weekend definitely worth buying if you're a person who likes detailing your own car recommend first time to use on lowest setting 800 so you don't burn paint don't leave in one spot keep moving it over paint easy to use ruclips.net/user/postUgkxfzbDkCRyv3CFXnLZI4APZtRRuG2uRmP2 truck looks like new again used maguires black light battery life like all milwaukee products seem to hold up well 😀
I'm a single mom, and recently inherited my dads 1997 Chevy Z71 when he passed away. It's actually in pretty good shape, other than oxidation and pollen from sitting uncovered in the elements. I'm trying to restore and detail inside and out as much as I can on a budget. I've watched tons of videos, and yours by far is one of the most informative I've seen. I look forward to seeing more. Thank you.
I don’t usually enjoy these types of videos, but I love your sense of humor and ......... your doggie!
You’re a great instructor. Thanks for showing me how to hide the scuff on my bumper.🌸
Love your sense of humour!!
Keep up the videos love em!!
Good job! A+++ Simple and straight to the point. Thanks
Thank you for this video. By no stretch am I a DIY guy but this video was so simple that it gave me confidence I could do it and -- voila -- I did! Worked, great and likely saved a few hundred dollars. The dog was a fun touch, too. Thanks again for taking time to produce the video.
Thank you for reminding me of some things, and giving me some new bits of knowledge. Sort of a quick and dirty master class on scratch removal. I do not understand who could have thumbs-downed this video! Thumbs up from me. Thanks again.
I am pretty sure cute little doggies gave the video a thumbs down
Your one of the best! The videos are always well produced and easy to follow. I didn't see anything past the puppy. Man he's growing fast.
haha, yea he's gaining 4 lbs a week pretty much.
Sexy and smart. I'm learning so much.
It is really a very informative and direct tutorial!
I find that rubbing compound on a damp cloth (LIGHTLY) and removed with wet cloth asap followed by polishing compound works good. I do this after touch ups too. Always save any exterior parts you have replaced because you can practice on them:)
Thank you for your video. You are direct and to the point. Your dry sense of humor is fabulous. You are my kind of instructor.
You have a qualities of a good teacher
Excellent & informative video; your step by step process is thorough & left me confident to correctly address a tiny scratch on my Honda Civic. The puppy was a nice touch, you AND the woof are adorable!
Your a great teacher with simple scientific explanations.
A very well presented and instructional video. Well done and thank you.
DAMN! I just did this step-by-step on my black car and IT WORKED! Worked VERY WELL. Between the sand paper and compound I spent about $18. Works SUPER well. Thank you! Great Video.
Love the puppy part!!! That was awesome! :)
its May 24, 2024..Memorial Day weekend and i just found this guy....lessons learned. Thanks man. GREAT VIDEOS. CHEERS FROM NYC!!
Best Video on how to fix scratches in your clear coat. Thank you!
Thanks so much for this easy to follow instructions. Someone scratched my car all along the driver side rear to front. I have my work cut out for me but this should make it easier to do.
Thanks for the explanation of the different levels coats on a car.
Amazing tutorial! Thank you so much!
This by far was the best explanation ever
You deserve a new subscriber
You're cool and have taught me a lot. Thank you!!
Keep em coming thanks a bunch.
Your videos are always awesome. I like the way you take the time to explain stuff. Thank you. 👍
Great explanation! 👍👍👍
love the "show them your puppy" distraction!
Modern problems require modern solutions 😂😂
Thank you from the UK. Appreciate your honesty
Now that's how you remove scratches...thumbs up to you sir...
Thank you so much for this video. Thanks for taking the time to explain it all as well!! X
Awesome tutoring! Thank you!
Easy to follow - thanks for making this.
really good video....far more info than I was expecting...keep posting!
Thank you, great explanation.
Thanks ,great video .I just bought a Saab 1.9 tid waggon from dealer and within a week got deep scratches in side of bumper .Not sure if it's too deep to do myself but will try. I'm in England and just been quoted 200 pounds to repair which is 260 Dollars .. Will try your methods ,thanks and greetings from England
Awesome ! You should be a teacher ! Thanks for sharing all you knowledge !
You provide *great* explanations & visual examples for this.
That certainly makes understanding each step *much* easier. *Thank you.*
np, glad you enjoy the video's. cheers
@@myRatchetsagreed!! you tha man!
Thank you. This video thought me how to fix all the scratches on my 2016 black honda civic. You're an awesome dude!!!!
I love all of your "secret weapons" lol. Great video
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Great tips I will be using the wd 40 on some minor scratches.
I am glad that former F1 Champion...Fernando Alonso giving some tips & trick on car detailing....love your videos man, thanks so much, cheers.
Great video my friend! I like the technical detail you go thru why doing this does what etc! Nice!
Thank you, your videos are very helpful. Do you have one on how to remove a dent from your car? Thanks.
Many thanks! Appreciate your work!
Informative and entertaining. Thanks 👍
Thank you, good instructional video.
Good job - well explained! thanks
"If you don't know what elbow grease is, the link is in the description" lmao..😂
Hey man you’re a great teacher thank you
First vid of yours I've seen. You earned another subscriber.
Lol this guy is a charm. Great video man!
H Kool video ..
What wax would u recommend to cover swirl scratches and light scratches?. Thanks
Thank you very much for that video...
Now , I know how to fix scratches with sandpaper and compound by hand
Without a polisher...
Great video, so well presented. Can't wait to have a go myself.
Love this guy’s humor 😂
Hi - great video actually. Seems really easy. Does this work also for plastic bumpers (Prius) or is it a different process with materials all together?
The puppy got my subscription. No joke!!!
I love the way u explain everything for people like myself who dnt understand ome terminology
Another good video.
Thanks mate.
Cool . Keep up the good work! Cheers for sharing.
Thank you Rachets And Wrenches very helpful
I really enjoy your videos. Learn a lot and very entertaining. Keep up loading Buddy. Thanks...
Could u do a vid giving us advice on how to start, run a garage and cope with customers and pitfalls etc ?
Great video! May I ask can a fine scratch remover remove the 2000 grit sand marks? Or must use rubbing compound in order to remove it?
Very helpfull vedeo man keep it up😉👍
awesome tool #3 is worth every penny!
I do not see the link to the elbow grease!!!
How much does it cost, and where can I purchase it???
I have enjoyed your previous videos, but now, with puppies, and jokes.....Priceless!!
Thanks!!!
James
Are you making a joke about elbow grease? It’s an idiom
Elbow grease means hard work.... You cannot get it in a brick and mortar store or online..... Lol...... And by the way there is no substitute for hard work.....
I can't stop laughing at those wanting a link to "elbow grease" and asking where you can buy it? 😃
No, sweat, it's free.
@STAR OF DAVID67 as a non English speaker it got me the first time 😰
Stores usually place it the same aisle as sparks for grinders and left handed screw drivers
Link them to the oven cleaner named elbow grease and see how far it gets them😅
Dammit I wanted that link, well had to look up myself, here it is for the rest elbowgreasecleans.com/stockists/
That puppy is adorable man
Thanks, he's a teddy bear with sharp teeth basically.
Ratchets And Wrenches Q
Awesome video and lesson 😉 I’m ready to adventure on my car lol
I was expecting a late april fool gag. good video mate
haha I should've done one those. thanks for watching.
lol I currently use him a duster and a hands free vacuum machine, but thats a good idea too.
Joe Brito
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@5:25 impecable technique.
Good video keep them coming 👌
Great video! I have to wash & wax or ceramic hybrid spray my car that has a good number of scratches. Do you recommend removing scratches first or washing & waxing/spraying first?
Wow, that is super! Thanks
You can get “Elbow Greece” at your local hardware store. It is located next to the left handed screwdrivers.
Close to the nail strester
On the clear coat and scratch removal you gave excellent advice. Send these videos to the man who offered you $20....What an insult, good business to you Sir and thank you.
Most excellent. Thank you.
10:57 - Great choice in background music for us Car-men.
Very good video bud nicely done 🤗
Super video! got to understand the theory as well. I am gonna try it on my car !
thanks..man..its really usefull..!
Awesome, have some scratches I need to repair, why I watched this video.
Hi, you got any idea about how to repair some deep scratches on the base coat? I saw someone using brush to dip some paint on the surface. Do you have any detailed instruction on that?
Perfect job brother thanks a lot. 👍👍👍☝☝
Thank you and just like one of the other guy said in the comments, the link for the elbow grease had me in stitches 🤣 🤝👍🙏
nice video... very clear thank you
Thanks so much for clear, no nonsense info. I feel fully confident that I can fix my scuffs and scratches! PS - I'm a chef by trade, so I don't do dishes either. ;) That's what the dish pit is for.lol.
the puppy is so adorable!
Hi thanks for the video can this method work on tailights ?
You should have post the link of the shelter website .. thank you for adopting
Helluva job my friend!! and LOVE PUPPY...Marty in Florida.....
Great video.
Awesome video, glad you kept the puppy. Why is it called a cutting compound?
Hi Great Video learned alot.
What would be the difference between using the wet sanding or dry sanding??
Is there a reason to use one over the other???
Thank you again
God Bless
When wet sanding the water acts as lubricant, it keeps the dust down, and it also keeps the paper clean longer and therefore provides more direct contact between the grit and the surface. However it gets messy and all over the panel, but over all it is best when doing big jobs. Dry sanding creates dust, also it doesn't allow for direct contact between the grit and the surface since it gets clogged. Generally speaking wet sanding is over clear coat and sometimes primer/sealer finishes and dry sanding is over body filler, primer/sealer or bare area's. Unless you are working on a very small area as in this video, in which case it doesn't make a huge difference. cheers
I'm confused, so you did not touch up paint? It looked like you just sanded and buffed it out with compound.
Is that what you did, great video by the way. I might have to try the puppy trick, lol
love the channel man keep the videos coming 👍
Will do, thanks for watching.
you are a genius!