Does the Original Car Door Need to Be Painted?
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If there are scratches on the original car door, painting can be considered, but it is unnecessary for new cars. New door assemblies come pre-painted with primer (anti-rust paint) and topcoat when leaving the factory. If the assembly surface has not been damaged during transportation, no treatment is needed; simply paint it with the same color as the original car. Related car paint maintenance methods include waxing, glazing, coating, and crystal coating. The details are as follows: Car Paint Waxing: Waxing is the simplest and cheapest form of car paint maintenance. If you have a limited budget but still want to take good care of your car, waxing is a good option. Car Paint Glazing: This method lasts longer, about half a year, and provides better gloss than waxing. Car Paint Coating: This paint maintenance method offers excellent results, leaving the car looking shiny and new. It also reduces damage from external forces in daily life and avoids the impact of protective agents on the paint, maintaining the car's color and gloss for a long time. Car Paint Crystal Coating: This is currently the most advanced form of car paint maintenance, requiring a certain financial capability, and can maintain its effect for 2-3 years.