Car Door Handle Scratches Removed with Just Toothpaste... Crazy!

A video about how to remove fingernail scratches in car door handles with toothpaste and a sponge. The first ingredient to toothpaste is usually calcium carbonate. The mild abrasive is the perfect rubbing compound to remove unsightly fingernail marks on a car door finish.
This video shows you the easy way to detail your car and safely remove scratches from the clear
coat, otherwise known as transfer.

[@donabelgongon750]

glad i saw this video! so informational! two thumbs up! thank you :)

[@mattphat23]

Awesome video! Thanks so much for sharing! 😊👍🏻

[@invisiblezero]

3 minute video. So perfect. Thank you.

[@joshpeterson7241]

I would recommend using an actual polish or compound if the vehicle is a high end or just very new vehicle, but this does actually work! It works on minor scratches on paint and also works on hazy headlights as well! Proper car care products are always best though, but toothpaste is a great alternative!

[@unixplus]

thank you! great video

[@BryceLovesTech]

I love that you shop at Trader Joes............you rock

[@dougames4831]

Greg can I use the pressure washer on a 2008 Toyota tundra 5.7,it has a k&n kit on it.

[@liminyao]

Thank you!!!

[@choongboshim6311]

좋아요~~~^^

[@05drive66]

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[@eldiabolico3750]

Why use a wax? You are using toothpaste to save 12$ for a specialized scratch remover... try whale lard instead of wax, you will save another 3$... imagine how many burritos you can buy with that...