Paintwork scratches

Example of paintwork scratch

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Car paintwork scratches

are surface marks on the paint layer. They vary from shallow scratches affecting only the clear coat to deeper ones exposing the primer or metal. Scratches can come from brushing against branches, minor accidents, or improper cleaning, like using rough cloths that trap dirt.

Bumper corner paint repair

focuses on scratches or scuffs on bumper edges, which are prone to damage from minor bumps or scrapes. Repairing these helps restore the bumper’s original look.

Wing paint repair

addresses scratches and dents on the vehicle’s wings. Road debris or accidental contact can damage this area, so repair is essential for a polished, unified appearance.
The depth of a scratch determines repair difficulty. Shallow scratches on the clear coat are easier to polish, while deep ones may need extensive paintwork. Fixing scratches on bumpers and wings helps protect against rust and corrosion if the scratch reaches the metal.