Can roadside shrubs scratch car paint?

[CaydenAnn]

Roadside shrubs can scratch car paint. External forces such as scraping or collisions can directly damage the paint. Additionally, attention should be paid to chemical corrosion, such as sulfuric acid and nitric acid, which can also scratch car paint. Furthermore, fumes from gas and cooking can cause damage to the car paint. If car paint is scratched by roadside shrubs, a touch-up pen can be used for repair. A touch-up pen is one of the tools for repairing car scratches. It can handle some minor and shallow scratches by covering them up. Although it cannot achieve the same effect as the original car paint, it is much better than leaving the scratches untreated. While a touch-up pen can fill in gaps and block air from contacting the car body surface, providing some rust prevention, it cannot replace professional automotive rust-proof paint. When using a touch-up pen, choose the appropriate model that matches the original car paint color. After applying the touch-up pen to minor scratches or areas where the paint has peeled off, it can repair, conceal, and smooth out the damage. The components of a touch-up pen are generally the same as the original car paint, and because car models vary, only a dedicated touch-up pen specific to the car model should be used.