What to Do If a White Car Gets Stained by Red Cloth?
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Solutions for a white car stained by red cloth: 1. Solutions: If the staining is not severe, you can use a specialized car cleaner spray available at auto beauty shops, then wipe it off. Some of these professional cleaners can even remove paint scratches, making stains easier to clean. If the staining is extensive and severe, and left untreated for a long time, you will need to go to an auto beauty shop for polishing. Avoid polishing the same car multiple times, as each polishing session will thin the paint layer, damaging the finish. 2. White Car Maintenance Methods: Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight, as it can cause the car to turn yellow. The ultraviolet rays from the sun are the main reason for paint yellowing. Therefore, do not let sunlight directly hit the car; it's best to park in a shaded area. Wash the car frequently, especially after rainy days, as rainwater and dust can easily accumulate on the surface. Clean it promptly to prevent dirt from adhering to the car body for too long, which can lead to paint yellowing.
My white car had a similar issue before—it got stained with red after being parked next to a red cloth. I immediately wiped the surface gently with a damp cloth to prevent the dye from drying, as it becomes much harder to clean once dried. Then, I sprayed a specialized car cleaner onto the stain, let it soak for a few minutes, and wiped it off with a soft cloth. If any marks remained, I tried using a magic sponge recommended by a car detailing shop, which worked well. Remember not to scrape with nails or hard objects to avoid damaging the paint. If DIY methods fail, don’t hesitate—take it to a professional car wash where they can use polishing tools. Spending a little money is better than ruining the paint. This experience taught me to park away from brightly colored items, especially fabric materials.
