What are the special requirements for the paint surface when Electric Sanding Pad polishes car surfaces?

When using the Electric Sanding Pad to polish car surfaces, there are indeed some special requirements for the paint surface. Here are some key considerations:
Paint condition: First, make sure the car's paint is clean and free of damage. Any obvious scratches, dents or heavy stains should be treated before polishing.
Cleanliness: Before polishing, the car surface must be thoroughly cleaned to remove any grease, dirt, waxy residue or particles, as these may cause new scratches or blemishes during the polishing process.
Paint surface hardness: Different paint surface materials have different hardness and wear resistance. When using Electric Sanding Pad, you should choose a polishing agent and polishing pad that match the hardness of the car's paint surface to avoid unnecessary damage to the paint surface.
Selection of polish: Choose the appropriate polish according to the condition and needs of the paint surface. For minor scratches and surface blemishes, a finer polish may be used, while for more severe scratches or oxidation, a coarser polish may be required.
Polishing Technique: Proper technique is crucial during the polishing process. Avoid over-polishing the same area to avoid damaging the paint's uniformity and gloss. At the same time, keep the polishing pad and polish moist to avoid damage to the paint surface caused by overheating and drying.
Temperature Control: The heat generated during the polishing process can cause damage to the paint finish. Therefore, always pay attention to the temperature when polishing and take steps to reduce the heat, such as using coolant or taking regular breaks.
Post-processing: After polishing is complete, it may be necessary to use other products (such as wax or sealer) to protect the paint surface and enhance its gloss and durability.
In short, when polishing the car surface, you must carefully consider the condition of the paint surface, choose the appropriate polishing agent and polishing pad, master the correct polishing technique, and pay attention to temperature control and post-processing. This ensures optimal gloss and protection of the car's surface while avoiding unnecessary damage to the paint surface.