Scratches on your car’s paintwork are inevitable over time. From rogue shopping carts to stray branches, even minor blemishes ...

Never buff sharp edges or crowns ... because you have not yet dry buffed using a microfine cloth. This residue will remove quickly and easily, but don't be tempted to touch this surface with ...

Gather up your supplies: a few rags made of terry cloth or another soft material, buffing pads like Dura-Gold Premium Light ...

There are plenty of different types of buffing pads on the market today, made from various types of materials such as microfiber, wool, and terry cloth. Sponge pads are also popular and you’ll ...

After cleaning the area thoroughly, take your scratch removal paste from the scratch repair kit and apply some to a microfiber cloth, or one of the buffing pads that came with your kit. Do not apply ...

This is where buffing comes into play ... then move on to another area. Use a microfiber cloth to remove all remaining residue. As the polishing cream dries, you'll probably notice small spots ...

Lightly dampen the cloth with only water and use it to buff out any fingerprints or smudges. Dry with another lint-free cloth when you're done. Apple actually has a tutorial for this, and it’s ...

which can be caused by dirt in the polishing or buffing cloth. These very fine scratches are more apparent in dark paint and especially when the sun reflects off the paint, making a circular “spider ...