What Does Paint Scratch Polishing Mean?
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Paint scratch polishing refers to the process of removing the outermost layer of car paint using a polishing machine to reveal the undamaged paint beneath. Polishing is a method that employs mechanical, chemical, or electrochemical actions to reduce the surface roughness of a workpiece, achieving a smooth and glossy finish. It is a technique used in car paint care to remove oxidized paint and various contaminants from the vehicle's surface, eliminate fine scratches, and address minor paint damage and stains. After polishing, the vehicle may look as good as new, but since the paint has a certain thickness, each polishing session makes the paint thinner than before, making it more susceptible to scratches. Here are some methods to deal with car scratches: Apply wax to repair scratched paint. Apply nail polish to the scratched area of the car body. Pour some medicated oil onto a cloth and wipe the scratched area. For more severe scratches, applying toothpaste can help prevent further damage.