Is It Harmful to Leave a Car Outside in the Rain?
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Leaving a car outside in the rain can have negative effects. Here are the detailed impacts: The car's paint surface can be corroded. In many parts of the country, pollution is widespread, and some areas suffer from severe pollution, resulting in rain that is essentially acidic. Therefore, exposing the car's paint to rain is like exposing it to acid rain, which can corrode the paint, leading to water stains, oxidation, and even cracking. Precautions: Rainwater often contains acidic substances that can corrode the outer glossy layer of the paint. Additionally, rainwater carries invisible dust particles that, when exposed to sunlight, can generate large amounts of oxides. Hence, it is advisable to perform a paint treatment on your car after rain. A simple and effective method is waxing.