Does Glossy Gold Oil Corrode Original Car Paint?
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Glossy gold oil does not corrode the original car paint. Relevant introductions are as follows: 1. Definition: Glossy gold oil is a type of transparent resin paint. Theoretically, touch-up painting can be done without applying glossy gold oil. However, in practice, it is recommended to apply glossy gold oil. Since there will always be some color difference between the touched-up paint and the car's original paint, to eliminate the visual color difference, glossy gold oil needs to be applied around the touched-up area for a smooth transition. 2. Function: After body repair and painting, the color and gloss of the painted areas may differ from the surrounding unpainted areas, affecting the overall aesthetics. The role of glossy gold oil is to blend the color of the repaired area with the surrounding parts, enhance the gloss of the repaired area, and make the differences less noticeable.
As an average car owner, after driving for five or six years, I've found that high-gloss polish itself doesn't corrode the original car paint—it's actually a protective product. For example, I've used Turtle Wax's high-gloss polish several times on my car, and the paint became smoother and more glossy as a result. The key is choosing reputable brands, as products from small workshops might contain acidic substances that could cause corrosion. When applying, make sure the paint surface is clean and dry, and avoid direct sunlight during application. Regular application can prevent paint oxidation and scratches, extending the vehicle's lifespan. Personally, I wax my car once a month, combined with normal washing habits, and I've never encountered any issues. In short, don't worry—just pick a good product, and you'll save money while staying worry-free.
