How Do You Remove Oxidation From Car Paint?
Oxidation is the interaction between oxygen molecules and other molecules. For car paint, in means a process in which oxygen breaks down the surface of the clear coat and paint, producing a whitish, chalky residue. This residue cannot be cleaned with soap and water or by waxing. If left untreated, it will ruin your car’s paint job. You’ll need to know how to properly remove oxidation from paint to protect your car if you notice this happening to your vehicle. Park your car in the shade or in an area where the temperature will not exceed 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Select a 1 foot square area to work with and start rubbing the Smooth Cut polishing compound into the oxidized area on your car with a rag (see Resources for an online supplier). When applying the polish, make sure that you work the polish in a circular motion and apply gentle, but increasing pressure until the oxidation disappears. Allow the polishing compound to dry and then wipe the area with a clean cotton towel. Repeat steps
