What is the method for self-repairing cracked and peeling car paint?

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DiXavier
07/30/25 3:19am
1. Method for repairing cracked and peeling car paint: First, clean the car paint surface with water, then wait for it to dry. Next, remove the peeling areas. Finally, simply repaint according to standard painting procedures to complete the repair. If conditions permit, polish the surface after repainting. 2. Preventive measures against paint peeling: (1) Thoroughly prepare the substrate surface before painting. (2) Always use the correct metal surface treatment agents on steel or aluminum surfaces, and begin painting within 30 minutes after treatment to prevent substrate surface rusting. (3) Ensure painting and drying are conducted within the recommended temperature range.
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