What to Do When Paint Sticks to the Car Surface?
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Solutions for paint sticking to the car surface: 1. Spray paint remover on the area where paint has adhered to the car. Paint remover is a liquid that can quickly dissolve paint, effectively removing paint stains from the car; 2. Let it sit for five minutes to allow the paint remover to fully react with the paint on the car; 3. Use a cloth to wipe the area where paint has adhered to the car. Paint is a chemical mixture coating that firmly covers the surface of an object, serving purposes such as protection, decoration, marking, and other special uses. Paint is a viscous oily pigment that is flammable when wet, insoluble in water, slightly soluble in fats, soluble in alcohol, aldehyde, ether, benzene, and alkane, and easily soluble in gasoline, kerosene, and diesel.
The other day I found white paint spots from my neighbor's wall painting splashed on my car door. I tried several methods myself. First, I repeatedly wiped with soapy water but it didn't work. Later, I bought special cleaning wax and used a soft sponge to gently rub in circles to remove it. This job can't be rushed - you need special cleaners, spray and wait a few minutes for the paint to soften before gently wiping with a damp cloth. Never use steel wool to scrape hard as it will scratch the original car paint. Small areas can be handled yourself, but if a whole section is affected it's better to go to a professional detailing shop. Usually try to park away from renovation sites. If you're unlucky enough to encounter this, don't panic - timely treatment is most important.
