What to Do When Insect Residue on Car Paint Won't Wash Off?
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Spray an appropriate amount of insect residue remover on the areas with insect residue and resin, let it sit for 30-60 seconds, and then it can be removed. Here are some related introductions to car paint care: 1. Neutral running water for car washing: When washing the car yourself, use special neutral running water, and avoid using overly alkaline soapy water to prevent washing away the oils in the paint. When washing the car at a car wash, do not let the car wash attendant use wax-stripping detergents, otherwise the paint surface may be damaged. In coastal areas or areas with severe pollution, it is recommended to rinse the car once a day. 2. Sponge washing: Use a clean, soft sponge when washing the car, and ensure that no metal shavings or sand particles are mixed in. Do not use dry cloths or towels to wipe the car to avoid leaving scratches. When wiping, gently wipe in the direction of the water flow from top to bottom, avoiding circular or horizontal motions. 3. Polishing: Car paint polishing should not be done frequently because polishing involves grinding away the scratched or faded surface layer of the paint to reveal the fresh paint underneath. However, car paint cannot regenerate, and the already thin paint layer will become thinner and thinner after polishing, weakening the paint's self-protection ability and eventually leading to irreversible aging.
