How to Deal with Rust Spots on White Cars?

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Henderson
07/29/25 8:46pm
The methods for handling rust spots on white cars are: 1. Use a clay bar. Most rust spots only exist on the surface of the paint. In this case, you can use a clay bar to scrub. The clay bar has a grinding effect and can remove stubborn stains on the car body. For rust spots on white paint, first wet the car body, then use the clay bar (make sure it is softened by soaking). Rub the rust spots evenly back and forth while keeping the car body moist. 2. Use polishing. If the clay bar cannot remove the rust spots on the white paint, polishing can be used to eliminate them. Polishing can also remove minor scratches on the car body, but be mindful of the polishing intensity. 3. Use an iron remover. Purchase and apply a professional iron remover by pouring it onto the rust spots. This will dissolve the rust, after which you can wipe it off with a sponge and rinse with clean water. If the rust is not completely removed in one attempt, repeat the process.
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