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We all know how easily our car paint gets scratched. Even the newest ones get scratched out of nowhere. To save you time and energy, we are here to spill a secret. You can fix minor scratches on your vehicle without the help of a professional. Before you get on with the entire fixing process, you need to run your fingernail across the scratch. In case your nail glides across the scratch without getting into it, it’s detected as a minor scratch and that can be easily polished out. However, if the scratch catches your nail, you will need to see professionals get it fixed. How To Remove Scratches From Car? If your scratch falls in the ‘gliding category’, you can go ahead with the process. For this, you will need 3,000-grit sandpaper, rubbing and polishing compound and polishing pads. You will also require a portable drill or dual action polisher unit. You will get these products at any regular auto parts store. Another item that helps in fixing the scratches is gel-free toothpaste. If yo...

A CVT transmission is also known as Continuously Variable Transmission which changes through an unending range of gear ratios seamlessly while driving. It is quite different from other kinds of transmissions. While the vehicle moves at varying speeds, the flexibility of a CVT allows the engine to operate at a constant RPM. To understand how it works and the benefits offered, it is important to understand what exactly a CVT transmission is in your car! What is a CVT Transmission? The CVT transmission is commonly used in automobiles, snowmobiles, motor scooters, earthmoving machinery and tractors. This type of transmission has gained a lot of popularity recently.  However, it was initially designed by Leonardo DaVinci in 1490. Later it was patented by Daimler and Benz in 1886. How Does a CVT Transmission work? The CVT is an automatic transmission that requires two pulleys and a steel belt running between them. To keep up with the gear ratio, the CVT adjusts the diameter of the driver...