How to Clean Paint Mist on Car Glass?
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First, rinse the stains on the car body surface with clean water to moisturize and protect the car body. After rinsing, pour automotive cleaning agent onto a towel (some stubborn stains may require soaking for a while). Then, use the towel to gently and repeatedly wipe the stains on the car body surface until it is clean. After wiping, use a dry towel to remove any remaining water marks and dirt on the car body surface.
I once encountered the issue of paint overspray on my car's windshield, which were tiny mist droplets that drifted over after a paint job. If not cleaned, they can obstruct driving visibility. I first rinsed the glass surface with warm soapy water to soften the stains, then gently wiped with a soft cloth dipped in isopropyl alcohol. Never use a razor blade to scrape, as it can leave permanent scratches. For stubborn stains that won't come off, you can purchase a professional automotive cleaner, spray it on, wait a few minutes, and then wipe. Always wear gloves to protect your skin during cleanup. Prevention is also key—like avoiding parking near construction areas or covering your car with a protective sheet. Safety comes first; this task shouldn't be rushed. Take your time to avoid damaging the glass. I speak from personal experience—I nearly had an accident due to obscured visibility, so I can't stress enough how important this issue is.
