Can Rust Remover Be Sprayed on Car Paint?
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No. Automotive rust remover can damage car paint. Small rust spots are caused by acid rain corrosion, and it is recommended to use car wax. Any car wax can easily solve the problem. Nano Coating Maintenance: After applying nano coating, the car paint can prevent scratches, block UV rays, and its excellent flexibility prevents paint cracking. It accelerates water droplet runoff, preventing water droplet lens effects, stains, and oxidation spots. Waxing Maintenance: Waxing is the most well-known method of car paint maintenance. Most car wash services offer waxing. After waxing, it provides a certain level of protection for the car paint for a short period. Glaze Sealing Maintenance: Glaze sealing primarily uses high-molecular polymers and petroleum-based solvents as main ingredients. It is pressed into the paint using a polishing machine, forming a mesh structure that enhances the strength and hardness of the car paint. For a certain period, it protects the paint from minor scratches. Additionally, the "glaze" is waterproof, feels smooth, and lasts longer than waxing.