How to Fix Peeling Paint on a Car
Peeling paint, or delamination, occurs when the layer of clear coat begins to separate from the paint and peel off. Delamination of paint is most often caused by not preparing the surface well enough when painting or using low-quality paint, though it can also happen due to the age of the vehicle or prolonged exposure to the sun. At AutomotiveTouchup, we can help you learn the best way to fix peeling automotive paint as well as sell you the best products for the job. In this video, we use a
Ford Escort ZX2
to show you how to repair peeling paint on a car, focusing on a typical high-wear area: the deck lid spoiler. Use the techniques in this video and the instructions below to fix delaminated paint anywhere on your vehicle and restore it to like-new condition.
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