Is It Dangerous to Keep Spray Paint in the Car?
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Keeping spray paint in the car may be dangerous. It is best not to leave it in the vehicle. The paint may contain heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, and iron. Specific details are as follows: Cleaning Spray Paint: If the spray paint is water-soluble, it can be rinsed off directly with water. However, for non-water-soluble spray paint, you can use cooling oil to clean it. Apply the cooling oil to the painted area, wait for a few minutes, then wipe it off with a cotton ball, and finally rinse with clean water. Alternatively, you can use alcohol, paint cleaner, or other solvents for cleaning. Precautions When Using Spray Paint: Shake the can evenly to fully vaporize the paint. When spraying, focus on achieving an even coat. The nozzle should not be too close or too far away—about 20 centimeters is ideal. Also, ensure the spray angle is perpendicular to the surface. Avoid spraying too much at once (or moving too slowly). For deeper damage, spray once, wait a few minutes, and then spray again. If you have never used a spray can before, practice on a scrap piece of material first.