How to Deal with Rusty Window Frames?

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Selena
07/29/25 4:16pm
Recommended for beginners. If there are no rust spots, simply clean the surface before use. If you haven't purchased a touch-up pen yet, you can use toothpaste as an emergency solution by gently applying it to the scratches. If there are multiple damaged areas on the entire vehicle, it is still recommended to go to a 4S store for repair.
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