What Causes Small Bubbles on the Paint Surface?
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Small bubbles on the paint surface are caused by: 1. Solvent air trapped within the paint film; 2. Excessive thickness of the paint film, use of inappropriate hardeners or thinners; 3. Incorrect spray gun nozzle, spraying viscosity, or spraying air pressure; 4. Insufficient resting time before heating and drying or inadequate airflow in the paint booth. Methods for maintaining car paint include: 1. Promptly remove dust from the vehicle body after use to reduce static electricity's attraction to dust; 2. Rinse the car body promptly after rain to prevent paint corrosion; 3. Use a soft cloth or sponge to clean the car body; 4. Remove highly corrosive marks in a timely manner; 5. Avoid washing the car under intense sunlight or high temperatures.