Scratches on a car body are one of the most common discomforts for any driver. Whether it’s rubbing with another vehicle in a parking lot, accidentally passing a key, tree branches, or even simple daily wear and tear, these marks end up affecting the aesthetics of the vehicle and, if they are not treated in time, can lead to major problems like oxidation. The good news is that there is a quick and cost-effective, in-house method to reduce or eliminate surface scratches without having to go to a specialist workshop.
Why do scratches appear and how to identify them?
Before we get into car painting, it’s important to understand what type of rayon we have. The body is made up of several layers: sheet metal, an anti-corrosive primer, the color layer and, above all, a layer of transparent varnish which protects the color and gives it luminosity.
Stripes are mainly classified into three types:
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