Scratches happen. Even the most careful drivers can suffer a scratch on their car at some point in their life. But what if you could avoid these scratches by using a special coating?
What does scratching a car feel like?
There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on what kind of car you are scratching and how badly. However, generally speaking, scratching a car will feel rough and bumpy. It can also cause the paint to chip or wear away.
The Different Kinds of Scratches
When it comes to scratches, there are many different types. The severity of the scratch can also vary greatly depending on the kind of scratch. Here is a look at the different kinds of scratches and how they feel:
Paint Scratch: This type of scratch happens when you accidentally hit the surface of a car with your hand or a object that has paint on it. Paint scratches are usually short and shallow, and they don’t usually affect the paint job too much. In fact, most people barely notice them.
Glass Scratch: Glass scratches are similar to paint scratches in that they’re caused by hitting something with paint or glass on it. However, glass scratches are deeper than paint scratches and can cause more damage to the surface. They’re also more visible because glass doesn’t have as much pigment as paint does.
Metal Scratch: Metal scratches are caused when you hit metal with your hand or a object. They can be deep and wide, and they can damage the metal surface considerably. If left untreated, metal scratches can even rust.
How Do We Scratch a Car?
If you’re scratching a car, you’re probably doing it wrong. Here’s how to scratch a car the right way:
1. Start by finding the area that needs to be scratched. This could be the side of the car, the trunk lid, or any other hard-to-reach area.
2. Use your fingernail or a knife to make small scratches in the surface. Make sure not to go too deep – just deep enough to cause a few light dents.
3. Gently rub your fingernail or knife over the scratches until they disappear. This will remove any paint or wax that was covering the scratch and leave a new, unpainted surface behind.
What to do if You Scratch a Car
If you accidentally scratch a car while driving, there are a few things to do. The most important thing is to stay calm and avoid making any sudden moves. If you have physical proof of the accident (like a photo or video), take it to the mechanic and ask them to estimate the damage. If you don’t have physical evidence, just keep your cool and wait for the owner or driver to come find you.
Conclusion
Would you feel it if you scratched a car? Probably not. But scratch that — scratch a $5,000 car and see how you feel! The truth is, no matter what we think about the minor damage that can be inflicted on our possessions, cars are really meant to be treated with respect. They’re big investments and we ought to take care of them as such. So next time you’re tempted to scratch something valuable, think twice before you do — it might not be worth the consequences.