How to Quickly Deal with Car Paint Scratches?

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Kathleen
07/29/25 10:56am
Methods for quickly dealing with car paint scratches include: 1. Touch-up paint pen: Provides a simple filling effect for scratches, but it may wear off over time; 2. Car paint scratch repair agent: This is a paste-like repair agent similar to toothpaste, which can only repair minor scratches; 3. Toothpaste: A faster method to repair car paint scratches, but toothpaste can only reduce the appearance of scratches, the actual scratches will still remain. The main car paint processes include: 1. Electrophoretic paint: Functions to prevent rust and corrosion; 2. Primer paint: Functions to resist UV rays and stone chipping, providing a base for the color paint; 3. Color paint layer: Functions for aesthetics; 4. Clear coat layer: Functions to give the car body gloss and resistance to friction.
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