How to Deal with Car Paint Peeling?
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If the car paint is only slightly scratched, toothpaste can be used to repair the scratches. For deeper paint peeling, polishing and waxing can restore the paint. If the peeling area is large, then repainting is the only way to restore it. More detailed information is as follows: 1. In reality, car paint is not as fragile as one might think. It has excellent resistance to acid rain, high temperatures, UV rays, static electricity, dust, and corrosion. Repainting is only necessary in cases of severe scratches or traffic accidents, and it is relatively easy to repair if the primer is not damaged. 2. To provide comprehensive protection for your car, you can opt for a paint protection film (PPF). PPF is a thermoplastic polyurethane film (TPU) that contains UV-resistant polymers, is resistant to yellowing, and has superior toughness, wear resistance, and adhesion. It also provides impact resistance. Once applied, it isolates the car's paint from the air, protecting against acid rain and oxidation. Most importantly, it can resist scratches of varying degrees. Polishing removes a portion of the paint, but with the correct technique, typically only 1-2μm (modern car paint thickness usually ranges from 80-130μm) needs to be removed to achieve satisfactory results. However, some deeper scratches cannot be completely restored to perfection through polishing alone.
