What is the workflow of car painting?

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VanKai
07/29/25 2:31pm
The car painting workflow is divided into the following 7 steps: 1. Cleaning: First, thoroughly clean the car surface to remove dust and debris, and determine the repair process. 2. Oiling: Apply oil treatment to the area to be painted. 3. Sanding: Choose appropriate sandpaper to sand the area to be painted, ensuring all the paint is smoothed out. 4. Applying putty: After completely sanding off the paint, apply putty to the area. 5. Cleaning and masking: After applying the putty, use an air gun to blow off dust and impurities from the surface to prevent paint splatter. 6. Painting: Spray the pre-mixed paint at this stage, which can be done in 3-5 layers. 7. Finishing: After the paint dries, sand and adjust any uneven areas to make them look natural.
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