What are the methods for car paint repair?

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McBeau
07/28/25 9:27pm
For minor scratches on the car's paint surface where the damage is only to the top layer of the paint, complete repair can be achieved through waxing. If the scratch goes slightly deeper, removing some of the top paint but not reaching the primer or causing significant deformation, the paint surface can still be effectively restored with waxing. Here's an introduction from the 4S store: 1. Introduction to 4S stores: A 4S store, fully named as an automobile sales service 4S store, is a car sales enterprise that integrates four main services: vehicle sales, spare parts, after-sales service, and information feedback. 2. Services of 4S stores: The core competitiveness of a car 4S store lies in winning customers with high-quality services. At a car 4S store, consumers can access all value-added services related to car information, market trends, after-sales service, maintenance guidelines, and parts supply. Whether for the whole vehicle or individual parts, authenticity and quality are guaranteed, eliminating consumers' concerns about after-sales service, repairs, and maintenance.
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OConnor
08/12/25 2:05am
A few days ago, my car got a paint scratch, and I managed to fix a minor issue myself at home. Generally, car paint repair can be done with simple methods: first, wash the car to remove dirt, then for shallow scratches, apply some polishing wax or wax compound and gently rub a few times to restore shine. For slightly deeper scratches, use a touch-up pen with the correct color code, then spray clear coat for protection. If the scratch is large, you’ll need to buy sandpaper to smooth it out, followed by applying primer, color paint, and then clear coat—the whole process requires patience. Remember to buy quality tools to avoid further issues. I recommend starting with minor repairs to save money, but if not done properly, marks may remain, so decide based on the situation. After repair, the car looks brand new, boosting your driving mood and preventing rust to extend its lifespan. Friends with DIY skills can give it a try, and if unsure, follow online tutorials step by step.
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