Well, this depends on how long you have had the wax on your car paint, as well as the type and quality of wax you usually use. For a car that has a fresh coat of wax, rain won’t have a significant effect on it. However, if it has been a month or two since … Read more
There are two main ways you can get soap stains on your car paint. The first is from automated car washes and the second is when you don’t wash your car correctly. You can also get soap stains when you or someone accidentally spills some soap on your car. But the likelihood of this happening … Read more
Of course, you can paint a car with house paint. But then, it not being the recommended product for this particular task, the results can be hideous and disastrous. There are many stories out there of people who painted their cars with house paint. These should not mislead you into trying such on a car … Read more
Lacquer thinner has many uses, which we will discuss later on. Despite that, when it comes into contact with your car surface, it can remove paint. The longer lacquer thinner is left on car paint, the more damage it can cause to paint. So, if you must use lacquer thinner to remove paint overspray or … Read more
Brake cleaner might seem like a miracle product—powerful enough to strip away grease, grime, and baked-on brake dust in seconds. But here’s the catch: that same strength is exactly why it doesn’t belong anywhere near your car’s paint. Most brake cleaners contain harsh solvents like acetone that will eat through clear coat and paint in … Read more
Adhesives will always leave stains behind no matter how gentle you are when removing them from your car. These stains make your car’s paint job look terrible. And in such cases, that’s when car owners start considering products like Goof Off to remove adhesives. This petroleum-based chemical is formulated to remove adhesives from surfaces. It … Read more
Over the years, acetone has been one of the most commonly used DIY products. It can be used to clean windows, remove stains, scuff marks, and a bunch of other applications. Are you considering using acetone on your car paint? Well, before you proceed, there are a couple of things that you need to know. … Read more