What Color is the Vehicle Primer?

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AngelinaAnn
07/29/25 7:49pm
Currently, the main colors of automotive primer are black, white, and gray. Below is relevant information: 1. Treatment Method: Generally, gray primer is used on cars. If the primer is exposed, it needs to be repaired. Typically, when the primer is exposed, the extent of damage should be checked. If the primer hasn't been scraped off, a simple touch-up of the paint surface will suffice. If the primer is damaged, immediate maintenance is required. If not addressed promptly, the car surface may rust. 2. Precautions: During vehicle use, minor scratches are inevitable, and some severe scratches may damage the paint or even expose the primer. Leaving exposed primer untreated for a long time can cause the metal layer of the vehicle body to be directly exposed to air, leading to rusting of the car body.
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