How Many Days Can Nail Polish Touch-Up Last?
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How long nail polish touch-up can last mainly depends on the type and quality of the nail polish. The duration varies, but typically it only lasts for a few days. Nail polish has a certain corrosive effect on car paint, as it is essentially made from nitrocellulose combined with chemical solvents such as acetone, ethyl acetate, ethyl lactate, and phthalic anhydride. Below are the methods for treating car paint surface scratches: Light Scratches: For light scratches, simply prepare a tube of toothpaste. Toothpaste is highly effective for shallow scratches that do not damage the car's primer. Hairline Scratches: Hairline scratches can generally be removed by polishing or applying a rubbing compound. A gentle wipe is usually enough to make the hairline scratches disappear. Moderate Scratches: Moderate scratches cannot be repaired by polishing. For small dents not exceeding 5mm, they can be leveled by filling with putty before applying touch-up paint. Deep Scratches: More severe deformations require bodywork (panel beating). Scratch repair demands high technical skills from the technician. With advanced techniques, your beloved car can be restored to its original appearance in the shortest time possible.