How to Remove Stains from the Car Body?
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There are 4 methods to remove stains from the car body: 1. Use car clay: Car clay is composed of unique clay materials that can effectively clean and absorb deep-seated dirt on the paint surface, mainly used to remove asphalt and other stains from the car paint. 2. Use toilet water or essential balm: All organic sticky substances can be dissolved with organic solvents. Daily volatile products like alcohol, toilet water, and essential balm contain alcohol-based organic solvents, which can help remove tree sap to some extent. 3. Use tar asphalt cleaner: Tar asphalt cleaner can quickly penetrate, dissolve, and remove tar, asphalt, oil stains, and dirt from the surfaces of cars, motorcycles, and alloy wheel rims without damaging the car paint or glass. 4. Use nail polish remover: Apply nail polish remover to the stain to soak it, then wipe it off with a cloth to easily remove the stain. After removal, rinse promptly with clean water.
As a seasoned car enthusiast, let me share how to tackle stubborn stains on your car. Step one is always to wash the vehicle: use a hose to rinse the entire car, removing loose dust and sand first to prevent scratching the paint during wiping. Next, dilute regular car shampoo with water, apply it with a soft sponge, and work from the roof downward to avoid dirty water streaks. For tough stains like bird droppings or tree sap, never scrape forcefully—I spray dedicated automotive stain remover, let it sit for 3-5 minutes to soften, then gently wipe with a damp cloth. If residue persists, use a detailing clay bar with lubricant to gently glide over and lift contaminants. Finish by rinsing thoroughly and drying with a microfiber cloth or blower. This method not only removes stains efficiently but also extends paint longevity. I wash weekly to effortlessly maintain showroom shine.
