What is Car Body Anti-Rust Treatment?
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During the production process of each vehicle, corrosion-resistant galvanized steel plates are generally used, and electrophoretic painting is also applied. The materials used in electrophoretic painting not only provide waterproofing but also effectively prevent rust and corrosion. Here is additional information: 1. Minimize the use of car covers: During windy or rainy weather, if the vehicle is parked outdoors, the inner layer of the car cover may repeatedly slap against the paint, creating numerous fine scratches on the body. If sand or dust gets inside the cover, the number of scratches will increase. Over time, this can also dull the paint. Additionally, after a sandstorm, avoid using a duster or cloth to clean sand particles off the car body directly. Instead, rinse the body with water to prevent the sand particles on the duster or cloth from scratching the paint. 2. Apply glaze sealing for soft paint surfaces: During high-speed driving, vehicles with softer paint surfaces may be hit by sand particles, potentially causing fine scratches. For such vehicles, applying glaze sealing to the body is recommended. It forms a strong, mesh-like protective film that enhances the hardness of the paint surface, with effects lasting about a year. Of course, coating can also achieve similar results.
