Does Polishing Affect the Original Car Paint?
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Proper polishing will not significantly affect the original car paint. Below is extended information on the impact of car polishing: 1. Waxing and glazing themselves do not harm the car paint; instead, they better protect it. 2. Avoid frequent polishing and grinding during waxing and glazing processes, as this can thin the paint over time and may even lead to burn-through. Below is the car polishing process: 1. Remove contaminants from the paint surface through surface pretreatment, eliminate severe oxidation, minor scratches, and surface defects. Use water sandpaper to remove surface imperfections, employing 3M1500-2500 Imperial Water Sandpaper. 2. Spray a small amount of water on the paint surface and use P1500 pyramid sandpaper with a dry grinder to cover the entire surface in all directions once, leaving the paint in a matte state. After sanding, use a rubber squeegee to remove white foam from the surface. Inspect the paint to identify prominent defects, then spray a small amount of water on the sanding disc to remove them. 3. Use a dry grinder with P3000 pyramid sanding discs and a dry sanding pad to finely sand the polished surface. Spray a certain amount of water on the sanding disc and paint surface, then quickly move the grinder in all directions twice over the entire surface. After sanding, use a rubber squeegee to remove water and white foam from the surface.
