How to Remove Acid Rain Stains from Cars?
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Methods to remove stains left by acid rain on cars are as follows: 1. Waxing - Cover the acid rain stains. This method is preferred for car bodies with minor acid rain damage, such as those with few surface spots. Use a cloth to apply the wax. 2. Polishing - Use polishing paste to remove the outer layer of acid rain stains, revealing a new surface. This method is suitable for car bodies with more severe acid rain damage. Carefully polish the car body using polishing tools. 3. Weak alkaline solution - For example, a weak alkaline solution made from baking soda powder will not harm the car and can remove stains. First, dip a cloth in the solution and gradually wipe the stains, then rinse with water. 4. Use weak acidic solutions like vinegar. Vinegar will not harm the car body and can soften the acid rain stains, allowing them to flow away with the vinegar. Finally, rinse with clean water. 5. Glaze coating and crystal plating - This method uses soft materials vibrating at high speed to allow glaze molecules to penetrate the car body, making it look smooth and shiny, thereby removing acid rain stains. 6. Complete repainting - For car bodies with extremely severe acid rain damage that cannot be resolved by the above methods, a complete repaint at a specialized shop is the only option.
