How to Deal with Scratches on the Car Front Splitter?

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SanColin
07/29/25 6:44pm
Methods to deal with scratches on the car front splitter are: 1. For minor scratches that only affect the clear coat layer of the paint, you can use fine polishing wax to complete the minor scratch repair; 2. For moderate scratches where the scratches are visibly noticeable and have reached the color paint layer, the car should be taken to a professional auto repair shop for treatment. The front splitter not only serves an aesthetic purpose but also helps protect the vehicle's shape and paint from minor impacts. During driving, the front splitter reduces the amount of air entering underneath the car, thereby decreasing forward driving resistance and increasing aerodynamic downforce. In many factory cars, considering ground clearance and the likelihood of frequent scraping, this part is usually made of soft rubber material. The further forward its position, the better its drag reduction effect.
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