What are the yellow spots on white car paint?
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Small yellow spots on the car's paint surface are iron particles, which turn yellow after rusting. Every car has iron particles, but they are more noticeable on white cars. Here is some extended information about car paint: 1. To remove these yellow spots, a specialized iron particle remover is required. It is recommended that car owners visit a professional auto detailing shop for iron particle removal. 2. A car's paint consists of four layers: the electrocoat layer, the primer layer, the basecoat layer, and the clearcoat layer. 3. The clearcoat layer is essentially a transparent layer of paint that protects the basecoat layer and enhances the gloss of the car's paint surface. Everyday stains and scratches typically remain on the clearcoat layer. 4. Scratches on the clearcoat layer can be removed through simple polishing. However, frequent polishing is not recommended as it reduces the thickness of the clearcoat layer, which over time can cause the car's paint surface to lose its shine.