What are the solutions for removing red paint marks on a white car?
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The solutions for removing red paint marks on a white car are: 1. Apply a mixture of soap, ammonia, and turpentine to the car body and wipe it with a cloth; 2. Use transparent tape to repeatedly stick and peel; 3. Use essential balm to wipe; 4. Rub with an eraser; 5. Use a specialized cleaner to wipe; 6. Use a hair dryer to dry and then scrape it off. The main car paint processes include: 1. Electrophoretic paint: Its function is rust-proof and anti-corrosion; 2. Primer paint: Its function is UV resistance and stone chip resistance, providing a base for the color paint; 3. Color paint layer: Its function is aesthetics; 4. Clear coat layer: Its function is to give the car body gloss and friction resistance.
I just dealt with a situation where my white car got scratched with red paint, and it can be done by yourself: First, soak the scratched area with a mixture of warm water and car wash soap, wait a few minutes to let it soften. Then, gently wipe the area repeatedly with a soft cloth or sponge, avoiding excessive force to prevent damaging the original paint. If the red paint remains stubborn, try spraying a bit of professional paint remover or diluted alcohol on an inconspicuous spot, wait a minute or two, and then wipe it off. After finishing, apply car wax to protect the surface. The entire process should be done in a shaded area to avoid chemical evaporation under sunlight that could harm the car paint. For tools, I recommend a car-specific scraper to gently scrape off the red paint layer, combined with patience, usually it can be restored. Regular car washing can prevent similar issues, such as a simple weekly rinse to remove dirt from the body.
