Can Low-Speed Branches Scratch Car Paint?

[Margie]

Low-speed branches may cause minor scratches on the car paint. It is obviously not appropriate to go through car insurance, nor is it necessary to visit a car beauty shop for repairs. However, if minor scratches on the car are left untreated, they can easily lead to rust on the car's paint surface, which is detrimental to future maintenance. Therefore, it is advisable to use a touch-up pen or toothpaste for treatment. Here is some additional information: Water sandpaper: If the rust is not very severe, you can first use very fine water sandpaper dipped in water to gently remove the rust spots. Be sure not to sand in random directions; instead, sand in straight lines in the same direction. After completely cleaning the area, apply a layer of primer. Touch-up pen: If the original factory paint is not available, you can purchase a touch-up pen and use it for coloring. Toothpaste: Ordinary toothpaste can also be used for treatment. When you notice new small scratches on the car body, gently apply toothpaste in a circular motion over the scratched area.