What to Do If Paint is Sprayed on the Car?
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Methods to remove paint sprayed on the car: 1. Use banana oil for cleaning: Banana oil can be used to dilute paint and has a good cleaning effect on paint spots. Note its flammable, explosive, toxic, and volatile characteristics when using. 2. Use gasoline for cleaning, which does not have strong corrosive effects and can be applied by wiping with a damp towel. 3. Use fine sandpaper or a blade to remove, but operate carefully. 4. For slight marks, they can be repaired by waxing and polishing. Below are the functions of the car body: The main functions of the car body are to protect the driver and form a good aerodynamic environment. A good car body not only enhances performance but also reflects the owner's personality. The car body structure is mainly divided into two forms: body-on-frame and unibody.
Oh, it's really a headache when paint gets sprayed on the car. I've encountered similar situations several times. My advice is not to panic first. If it's water-based paint that was just sprayed on, rinsing it off with water immediately will do; but oil-based paint is troublesome and requires special paint remover for treatment. For specific operations, use a water gun or a soft cloth soaked in warm water to gently wipe the surface. Never use hard objects to scrape, as this will scratch the car's original paint. Last time, I used banana oil to handle it myself, and the effect was okay, but it was time-consuming and labor-intensive. In the end, the car paint wasn't damaged. Remember to wear gloves to avoid skin contact with chemicals, and after handling, wash the car and wax it to protect the body. If the paint area is large or you feel it's tricky, it's best to drive directly to a professional car wash shop. They have high-pressure water guns and professional cleaning products to ensure the car body remains intact. For prevention, park away from construction areas or cover the car with a car cover to avoid accidental splashes.
