What Causes Paint Peeling?

[AngelaLee]

There are many reasons for paint peeling, which ultimately come down to poor maintenance. For new cars, the paint surface generally has no issues and does not naturally peel unless there is a scrape or collision that is not repaired promptly. However, it also depends on the area. For example, if there is a minor scratch on the bumper and it doesn't affect the appearance, it may indeed be left untreated, as most bumpers are made of non-metallic materials and do not pose a rust risk. More relevant information is as follows: Color Difference: There are nuances in paint repair. Many people notice that the repainted areas on their cars have a slight color difference compared to the original factory paint. This is hard to avoid because the refinishing process at later stages rarely matches the level of the original manufacturer. Durability: If the paint is applied at a repair shop with relatively simple equipment, the durability of the paint surface may be poorer, and natural peeling may occur more easily.