How to deal with yellow spots on white car paint surface?
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White car paint surface with yellow spots can be treated by: 1. Wash the car thoroughly and dry it; 2. Soak a towel in water, wring it slightly, and apply some essential balm on the towel; 3. Gently wipe the yellow spots on the car with the towel soaked in essential balm, repeating every 2 minutes until the yellow spots disappear. Maintenance methods for white cars include: 1. Remove dust from the car body promptly before, during, and after use to reduce static electricity attracting dust; 2. Rain marks on the car body after rain will gradually shrink, increasing the concentration of acidic substances in the rainwater, so rinse with clean water as soon as possible to avoid damaging the paint; 3. Use specialized car wash detergent and neutral water to clean the car, avoiding highly alkaline detergents or soaps to prevent stripping the protective oils from the paint and accelerating paint aging.
I'm a little car enthusiast who enjoys washing and maintaining my car by myself. Yellow spots on white car paint are quite common, usually caused by air pollution, bird droppings, or iron particle residues in rainwater. I often encounter this issue. Generally, I first thoroughly rinse the car body with a neutral car wash solution, then apply a specialized car stain remover to the yellow spots and gently wipe them off with a soft cloth. If there are many yellow spots, using a car clay bar to polish back and forth is also very effective. When performing these operations, be gentle to avoid scratching the paint. Finally, don't forget to wax the car—this protective layer can delay the reappearance of yellow spots. For prevention, I think parking in a shaded area away from places with many birds, combined with regular monthly cleaning, keeps the car as shiny as when it was new.
