What Causes Bubbling in Factory Car Paint?

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Bubbling in factory car paint occurs due to excessive paint thickness or moisture accumulation from oil, dust, sweat, and other contaminants on the painted surface. Below are specific car paint maintenance methods: Waxing: Waxing forms a protective layer on the car's surface, isolating the paint from external elements to prevent oxidation and fading. New cars don't require waxing within the first three months, and excessive waxing can damage the paint—limit it to once every two months. Apply wax evenly and maintain consistent strokes during application. Ceramic Coating: Ceramic coating creates a robust fiber network on the paint surface, filling microscopic pores invisible to the naked eye to achieve a mirror-like finish. It adds a thin diamond-hard shell, enhancing the paint's hardness beyond traditional coatings and shielding it from damage.