What to Do If the Car Is Marked by an Oil-Based Pen?
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If your car is marked by an oil-based pen, you can use a cloth dipped in a small amount of alcohol, essential balm, or gasoline to gently wipe the marked area. It's important to protect the car's paint, which can be achieved through cleaning, repairing, and maintenance. Among these, car maintenance is particularly crucial. The main methods include waxing, glazing, and coating, all of which help protect the car paint, though they differ significantly in terms of process and effectiveness. Details are as follows: 1. Car Waxing: Car wax comes in three types: solid wax, soft wax, and liquid wax: (1) Solid Wax: An oily substance without water, this is the most common type on the market. (2) Soft Wax: A water-based paste containing abrasive components, offering better stain removal. (3) Liquid Wax: A water-soluble emulsion wax suitable for waterless car washing, providing superior stain removal. 2. Coating: A new paint protection technology, true car coating should be inorganic to avoid oxidation. Car coating offers the following benefits: (1) UV protection; (2) A smoother surface for easier cleaning; (3) Stable performance with long-lasting protection. 3. Paint Glazing: Glazing forms a special mesh protective film on the paint surface, enhancing gloss and hardness. This method offers the best results and the longest durability.
