How to remove shellac?
We always have such troubles when we park on the ground every day, such as bird droppings, shellac, gum and other stains sticking to the surface of the car body, and if these stains are not cleaned in time, they will be difficult to remove. Rubbing the car hard not only fails to remove the stains, but also scratches your car. So what methods can we use to easily remove stubborn stains such as shellac and gum?
First of all, do you know what the consequences of shellac sticking to car paint are? The first point is that it will affect the appearance, and the second point is that if it is not cleaned in time, the shellac will seriously corrode the car paint, resulting in the situation shown in the figure below.
If the car is stained with bird droppings, shellac, gum and other stains, how can we easily remove them?
Recommend SRB Hot Selling Products- S16 Bug RemoverThis product is specially designed for stubborn stains such as shellac and gum. It can effectively remove shellac, bird droppings, gum or other oily stains stuck on car paint and windshields. It is suitable for materials such as alloy, car paint, glass, etc.
How to use:
1. Clean the car body before use;
2. Spray the shellac remover evenly on the stain;
3. Gently wipe the stain with a wet towel, rinse the car body with clean water after cleaning, and finally wipe the body dry;
4. If the surface stains are stubborn, wait for 1 minute (extend 1 minute if necessary), and then follow the above steps.
Tips:
1. Do not use when the car body surface is hot;
2. Please rinse with clean water in time after use;
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