Why do small bubbles and cracks appear on car paint half a year after spraying?
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Corrosive substances adhering to the car, combined with high-temperature exposure during summer, can cause small bubbles and cracks to form on the car paint. Washing the car under direct sunlight: Washing the car under direct sunlight subjects the paint to rapid temperature changes, leading to cracks and the appearance of small bubbles. Car paint maintenance: Regularly inspect the car paint surface. If cracks or chips are found, address them promptly to prevent further damage from wind and sun exposure. For minor scratches or chips, the solution is to sand the surface with water sandpaper, then apply a professional touch-up pen or use the auxiliary paint provided by the manufacturer.