How to Remove Oil Stains from Car Paint?

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LeoLynn
07/30/25 1:38am
Steps to remove oil stains from car paint: 1. Prepare car-specific washing liquid, a sponge, and a car-washing cloth; 2. Wet the areas with oil stains on the car body with water; 3. Pour the washing liquid onto the sponge, rub it into foam, and apply it to the oil-stained areas; 4. Wipe with the sponge—do not scrape with nails or use rough cloth to scrub back and forth, as this can easily scratch the paint; 5. Rinse off the foam from the car with water; 6. Wipe away the oil stains with a car-specific microfiber towel. Precautions for removing oil stains from car paint: Thoroughly clean any debris from the sponge and towel to prevent small stones from scratching the paint.
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