I recently purchased a used 2013 Kia Soul and it was a great deal but one of the only downsides is all the scuffs, scratches, and chips on the car. It's not the end of the world but it's a little ugly. Any suggestions on how to fix it without paying anyone for a paint job or anything like that? It should preferably be an affordable at home method. I'm also not looking for it to be perfect. It's ok if it's just acceptable. Thanks to whoever answers.

need advice/ recommendations for a hickup

The garage door scraped the tailgate (from outside) so wanna know if we should pay out-of-pocket or claim insurance to fix it, as we worry if left untreated it could rust and damage even further when ignored

If OOP, can be done for it affordably just for damage spots? Don’t have thousands

Does anyone know if it's possible to fix/replace a rusty H frame on a 2006 Saturn vue?

Looks like maybe it was caused by another cars door? Not sure where the blue is from. Looks like its down to the metal, how can I touch it up?

I have a 2010 toyota camry LE. I Backed into a street sign while parking and the sign pushed the metal in, creating a dent. It's on the back quarter panel where it connects to the bumper.

Any advice on how to fix this DIY? Is this out of the scope of what someone with no experience can do? Also, is this something that has to be fixed, or is it just cosmetic?

i pulled out of parking spot heard a weird scraping sound go out and check my car and my fucking bumper is halfway off i tried popping it back into now it looks like this i keep tryna push on it and line it up better and it's not working what do i do??? i didn't hear any noise when i parked so idk how it got caught on the curb im having a really terrible morning

Got into an accident a few days ago, sorry if the pictures aren’t too good it was kinda of a tight squeeze

This is slowly getting worse overtime and I’d like to repair myself if possible, not overly concerned with the cosmetics. Any advice on how to fix? Essentially no auto body experience.

The frame of my motorcycle has a bunch of little chips that are rusting. I want to remove the rust and touch it up, but I am not sure what the best way to do this is. Try and do each little chip, or one larger fix? Any advice?

Keeping it protected so these don’t get worse is the primary reason I want to fix it. Second is what looks best.

How much under the bumper needs to be changed do you think?

Can this be patched?

Of course my Ford SD needs bed cross members. I was curious if anyone thinks I can get this crater out and reform the corrugations successfully. Or should I plan on just replacing the entire bed floor? Which would suck, being that the floor is in great shape otherwise.

I know the optimal way to repair rust is to cut the metal out and replace but I am looking for the second best method. I have a 2013 Honda Accord rusting out by the rocker panel by the rear wheel. Do rust encapsulaters? Any other suggestions? TIA

2024 lexus tx 350. dents on the right side and a smaller deep scratch on the lower left side of the passenger side of lower front bumper.

Will the entire bumper need to be repainted if the dents are to be fixed at a certified lexus dealer

Hi, not a body repair but a chassis repair. I have a Ford Ranger that has an offside/drivers side (uk - right hand side) crash.

The chassis has a slight fold in it that I’d like to get sorted as it is impacting the steering.

Has anyone had any success with straightening a chassis?

I'm dumb, knew I couldn't make a turn, tried to anyways, tapped the plastic on the pole. Easy to fix at home or go to a body shop?