Dents, dings, and surface imperfections can ruin the sleek look of your car—and fixing them at a shop can cost a small ...

We've patched quite a few car scratches and dents in our day. We used to do it the same way we tape drywall, by applying five pounds of body filler and then sanding off 4-9/10 lbs. Then we went to ...

Note any scratches, stone chips, dings, and dents in the sheet metal. You can touch up small scratches and chips with touch-up paint, available for a few dollars at your car dealership and at some ...

After we use the flatliner, we still need to smooth out the dent, and that's where the Bondo process begins. Bondo can be a fast-drying filler that is sandable that we use to get the car's body as ...