No matter how carefully you care for it, it's hard to avoid minor paint damage when your beloved outdoor car is on the road. And for vehicles with body damage, it means localized rust.
When you first get a new car, the paint is easily damaged. Inadvertent collisions or careless car washing can cause paint damage. Generally, minor scratches result in whitish marks on the paint surface.
Unless your collectible car is kept in a garage and never goes out, any car that has been on the road for many years will inevitably experience paint wear and aging. Since the quality of the entire car's paint surface has deteriorated, local touch-up or maintenance cannot solve the problem. Want to regain the feeling of a brand-new car with a bright and shiny finish? The only way is probably to have the entire car repainted. Repainting the entire car is a technically demanding and patience-testing job, and any shortcuts or negligence can directly affect the overall paint job.
Applying putty is an essential step in repainting the entire car. Apply putty, and sand, apply putty again, sand, and repeat this process several times until the car's body is completely smooth. After applying the putty, the car can enter the paint baking room for color painting, and after baking, a clear coat is applied. Well, if you want to know more about this, feel free to consult Shanghai Biry Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Co., Ltd!