Does Sun Exposure Affect White Car Paint in Summer?
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Sun exposure does affect white car paint in summer. The ultraviolet rays in sunlight can ultimately cause oxidation of the car's coating, leading to aging, discoloration, and cracking of the paint. Here are specific details about car paint: 1. Paint Oxidation: Since car paint is constantly exposed to the air, over time, the surface paint will gradually oxidize and turn yellow. Especially in summer, the strong ultraviolet rays accelerate the oxidation of the coating. 2. Long-term Lack of Washing: The car body can easily accumulate dust, mud spots, and other dirt. Rainy or snowy weather can leave water marks, and parking near restaurant exhaust vents or barbecue stalls can cause oil smoke particles to adhere to the paint. If these contaminants are not cleaned promptly, they can penetrate the paint layer.