Scratches, scuffs, chips, and dents can be a constant source of worry for any proud car owner, especially if you plan to resell the vehicle. Damage like this has an impact not only on the vehicle's overall aesthetic appeal, but also on its resell value to private and trade buyers. For car rental companies, used car dealers, auto body shops, and OEMs (original equipment manufacturer), monitoring the quality of paint and body defects is critical. People and businesses can be negatively affected by a hasty manual inspection of a vehicle. Consider a situation in which a car rental company fails to notice any specific paint damage when a vehicle is returned. In this case, the business is unable to charge the customer and must bear the costs on its own. What is the solution, on the other hand? So, how do we proceed?