Comparing Car Decals vs. Scratchpens: A Surprising Showdown… When it comes to fixing dings and dents on your ride, the options are endless—right? Enter the classic vinyl decal, that trusty sticker designed to cover imperfections with a crisp, pre-made design. On the other hand, scratch pens promise precision, on-the-go touch-ups with a dauber of paint. But which is the hidden gem, and which is just window dressing? Let’s break it down. The vinyl decal (think that 5" x 5" auto sticker for bumpers or windows) is the go-to for a no-fuss fix. It’s peel-and-stick, virtually invisible when clear, and comes in endless designs. Perfect for a quick cover-up, but what if the scratch runs too wide—or you want to match your paint perfectly? That’s where the scratch pen steps in. The Car Paint Scratch Repair Pen, whether black or color-matched, is a discrete artist’s brush for automotive touch-ups. But wait—what about the Magic Pen Set? Two-packs of lightweight, fast-drying ink promise color-fitting for all vehicles. So, which is the best hack for your headlights? Let’s find out.