Will Paper Towels Scratch Car Paint at Michael Denise blog

Will Paper Towels Scratch Car Paint. Not paper towels, not microfiber cloths, not blue towels from the homedepot/lowes. Dedicated paint prep wipes that you purchase. There are some specifically designed for automotive detailing, but using the vast majority of common paper towels can create swirl marks or even scratches on a vehicle’s paint or clearcoat. Since dust is basically just fine powder. This is on the back bumper of my new car. Aside from the scratch potential, paper towels leave behind tiny white ‘lint’ particles after your vehicle is dry which you’ll notice on dark paint. The short answer is yes dust can scratch car paint, but it’s unlikely unless the dust is heavy. No, paper towels will not scratch car paint if used gently and properly. So the problem with most hard brushes, scouring pads, and similarly items should be pretty obvious — they can scratch up your car's paint job. There's a knick in the paint thats been a center point for water to collect as you can see (still trying to find a way. In detailing, i don’t recommend.

Dedicated paint prep wipes that you purchase. Since dust is basically just fine powder. Not paper towels, not microfiber cloths, not blue towels from the homedepot/lowes. No, paper towels will not scratch car paint if used gently and properly. So the problem with most hard brushes, scouring pads, and similarly items should be pretty obvious — they can scratch up your car's paint job. This is on the back bumper of my new car. The short answer is yes dust can scratch car paint, but it’s unlikely unless the dust is heavy. In detailing, i don’t recommend. There are some specifically designed for automotive detailing, but using the vast majority of common paper towels can create swirl marks or even scratches on a vehicle’s paint or clearcoat. Aside from the scratch potential, paper towels leave behind tiny white ‘lint’ particles after your vehicle is dry which you’ll notice on dark paint.

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Will Paper Towels Scratch Car Paint The short answer is yes dust can scratch car paint, but it’s unlikely unless the dust is heavy. This is on the back bumper of my new car. In detailing, i don’t recommend. Since dust is basically just fine powder. There are some specifically designed for automotive detailing, but using the vast majority of common paper towels can create swirl marks or even scratches on a vehicle’s paint or clearcoat. So the problem with most hard brushes, scouring pads, and similarly items should be pretty obvious — they can scratch up your car's paint job. Aside from the scratch potential, paper towels leave behind tiny white ‘lint’ particles after your vehicle is dry which you’ll notice on dark paint. The short answer is yes dust can scratch car paint, but it’s unlikely unless the dust is heavy. Dedicated paint prep wipes that you purchase. There's a knick in the paint thats been a center point for water to collect as you can see (still trying to find a way. No, paper towels will not scratch car paint if used gently and properly. Not paper towels, not microfiber cloths, not blue towels from the homedepot/lowes.