What Can Corrode Car Paint in Summer?
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Acid rain in summer can easily corrode car paint. Repair Methods: Minor scratches can be fixed with nail polish, forming a protective layer on the scratched area to prevent oxidation of the paint. Moderate scratches require the use of a touch-up pen. The color of the touch-up pen must match the car's body color. Before touching up, clean the scratched area and wait for the primer to dry. Then, smooth it with water sandpaper before applying the touch-up pen. Severe scratches that are left unrepaired for a long time can rust and affect the surrounding undamaged paint, so it is recommended to visit a professional repair shop for repainting. Methods for Cleaning Paint Stains: Dried tar can be dissolved using a tar remover, then wiped dry with a cloth. If the car body has been exposed to intense sunlight, the tar may have penetrated the paint and caused corrosion due to the sun's effect. In this case, it is advisable to consult a professional to assess the damage. Use sandpaper specifically designed for car cleaning to remove paint and oil stains, then restore the car's shine by waxing.