Why Do Black Cars Often Have Scratches?

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Black cars often have scratches due to improper scrubbing during the car washing process, or because the polishing force is too heavy or scraping occurs during polishing. Below are specific introductions to car paint maintenance: 1. Waxing: Waxing can form a protective wax layer on the car's surface, isolating the paint from the external environment, thus protecting the paint and avoiding oxidation and fading. New cars do not need waxing within the first 3 months of purchase, and the frequency of waxing should not be excessive afterward, as frequent waxing can cause some damage to the paint. At most, waxing should be done once every two months. When waxing, apply force evenly and maintain a consistent waxing direction. 2. Crystal Coating: Crystal coating forms a strong fiber network on the car's paint surface, filling the invisible microscopic pores on the body's paint surface, achieving a mirror-like effect, and adding a thin diamond-hard shell to the paint. On the basis of the original coating, it further increases the hardness of the paint, protecting it from damage.