What could cause a scratch on the upper rear of a Corolla?
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Corolla's upper rear being scratched may be due to external factors such as roadside curbs, under billboards, or areas with trees, which can easily cause scratches or damage to the car. Minor scratches: If it's just a minor scratch where the paint surface is scuffed without reaching the primer, you can wait and repair it together with other scratches. Severe scratches: If the scratch is severe and exposes the metal, it needs to be repainted as soon as possible. The car painting process is very complex, and what you see is only the top layer of paint. If the black part is not repainted in time, exposure to wind, sun, and time will cause rust in that area. Later repainting may also result in cracks or fissures.