I am not sure if this's been asked or not.
But I am wondering why would such thing happen? I have seen it so many times, they all turn yellow eventually. What's wrong and how can we avoid such thing?
Another question is...pardon me if it's not in the right forum.
It's just the basic question evaluating a car's paint.
What causes the car's paint to oxidize? is it UV?
If in fact it's oxidized, is it on the clear coat?
How can you tell if the car's paint is badly oxidized but stll can be restored or the paint just lost its clear coat and fades which usually turns white?
They both look white but I can't tell which is which. Also car looses its clear coat need paintjob but badly oxidized paint needs detailer, am I corrent?
But I am wondering why would such thing happen? I have seen it so many times, they all turn yellow eventually. What's wrong and how can we avoid such thing?
Another question is...pardon me if it's not in the right forum.
It's just the basic question evaluating a car's paint.
What causes the car's paint to oxidize? is it UV?
If in fact it's oxidized, is it on the clear coat?
How can you tell if the car's paint is badly oxidized but stll can be restored or the paint just lost its clear coat and fades which usually turns white?
They both look white but I can't tell which is which. Also car looses its clear coat need paintjob but badly oxidized paint needs detailer, am I corrent?
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