How to Remove Car Rust Spots?
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1. Using Toothpaste: The toothpaste you use daily is also a great cleaning tool. You can apply toothpaste to a damp towel (but make sure the towel isn't too wet and needs to be wrung out), then rub back and forth on the rusted area. After cleaning, use another clean damp towel (this towel should also not be too wet and needs to be wrung out) to wipe the area clean before drying it again. This is also a good method for using grease. 2. Using Water Sandpaper: If the rust spots are not very large and the adhesion is not too strong, you can gently sand them with water sandpaper and water. However, if the rust spots are too large and strongly adhered, you will not only need water sandpaper and water to sand the car body but also need to use primer or a touch-up pen to repair the sanded area afterward. 3. Going to a Car Beauty Shop or 4S Store for Cleaning: Some rust stains are very stubborn, and you might be afraid of damaging the car's surface by handling them yourself. Therefore, it's recommended to go to a car beauty shop or 4S store for cleaning.