The test starts with a paint scratch remover for nine euros from the Internet. The paste is dabbed onto the affected area using a microfiber cloth. The car care expert then wipes the area using circular movements. Background: The abrasive particles equalize the paint scratch to.

Polishing machine and touch-up pen in the test

After that comes the Polishing machine to the train. For just under 60 euros it can also be used as a grinding machine. Small scratches are hardly noticeable after the first use. However, its use has its limits. Car care expert Dennis Lemke points out: “If the scratch is too deep and your fingernail gets caught in the metal of the body, you should probably go to the painter.” A touch-up pen can serve as a temporary solution. Among other things, it can help to cover and seal rust.

Coconut oil is not a good alternative for paint scratches

Then there is the home remedy coconut oil trick. This will Coconut oil mixed with vinegar essence and a little water. This can work in the short term, but should be gone after the next rain.

Toothpaste can work better because of the abrasive particles it contains. Car expert Lemke concludes: “Many products surprised me positively. One or the other can be used at home, for quick use. You should definitely have a polishing machine on hand.”