How to Remove Stained Color from Car Paint?

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DeJoshua
07/29/25 1:48pm
Methods to remove stained color from car paint are as follows: 1. Directly opt for polishing: Self-cleaning may also damage the original paint of the car. After all, scratches involve force, and if the paint adheres firmly, vigorous scrubbing can easily strip off your own paint. 2. Use toothpaste for scrubbing: If you must choose to clean it yourself, it is recommended to use toothpaste. Toothpaste contains certain abrasive components. Dip a clean car towel in an appropriate amount of toothpaste and scrub in circular motions. 3. Clean with banana oil: Also known as thinner. Banana oil can be used to dilute paint and is also very effective in cleaning paint spots. It is generally available at paint stores, but be aware of its flammable, explosive, toxic, and volatile properties. Since banana oil can corrode the paint surface, make sure not to apply it to the paint. 4. Use essential balm for removal: Essential balm has the effect of dissolving paint. Use a short-haired car cloth dipped in essential balm and scrub vigorously. It can be completely removed in about ten minutes.
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