When scrapping is complete, there will be a button on the scrapper that will allow you to collect your scrap.With the 'Only Excess' button at the bottom of the screen (which is displayed only if you have excess parts), you can decide if you want to scrap just the excess parts that are more than you actually need to upgrade a tuning part to the maximum or if you want to scrap parts that you would need for upgrading it to the maximum.There is a maximum of 200 parts that can be scrapped at a time, but you do not need to fill the scrapper all the way before beginning.Scrapping a part takes a different amount of time depending on the rarity of the part the rarer the part, the longer the wait. The scrapper will give you a countdown displaying how long you must wait before the scrapping process is complete. Your parts will be placed inside the scrapper.When you are satisfied with this, tap the scrap button.Once you have highlighted the tuning part you wish to scrap, use the green slider to choose the exact amount of those tuning parts you wish to scrap.Scroll until you find the parts that you do not want or need and tap on them. You will see a list of all the tuning parts that you currently have.In the garage, click the scrap button at the top.Your total scrap is indicated by the gear icon alongside your gems and coins, but in the garage only. Scraps can't be used in car level upgrades. Upgrading the chosen tuning part will cost separate money. Scrap then can be crafted into other tuning parts of your choosing and can be used to level up any tuning part that you already have. You can make scrap out of extra tuning parts that you don’t want or need.

Scrapping is unlocked when you reach the Rank of Gold I.

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