DEET kills your car paint. I didn't know that
#1
Racer
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DEET kills your car paint. I didn't know that
wow. mosquito spray totally kills your car paint.
I didn't even know that until I saw an article on Yahoo today, and I've been using deet spray because of the asian tiger mosquitoes in my area.
https://www.yahoo.com/autos/how-some...334848277.html
It even says so on the label, which I never read completely.
Don't let deet anywhere near your car. Even a fine mist that lands on your car can cause some damage.
and pray no one ever vandalizes your car with mosquito spray
I didn't even know that until I saw an article on Yahoo today, and I've been using deet spray because of the asian tiger mosquitoes in my area.
https://www.yahoo.com/autos/how-some...334848277.html
It even says so on the label, which I never read completely.
Don't let deet anywhere near your car. Even a fine mist that lands on your car can cause some damage.
and pray no one ever vandalizes your car with mosquito spray
Last edited by pman6; 09-05-15 at 01:58 PM.
#2
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Try this and see if it will take off the damaged top layer and restore the underlying shine. It is very good for many different kinds of top-layer damage and marks on the paint. While it won't work for everything, I've successfully used it for many different kinds of surface (not deep) paint problems. Make sure you use the scratch/haze removing version shown here, and not the more abrasive rubbing compound.
It's inexpensive, too.....generally runs $4-5 a bottle.
It's inexpensive, too.....generally runs $4-5 a bottle.
Last edited by mmarshall; 09-05-15 at 12:05 PM.
#3
Racer
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I linked the article.
DEET damage is something no polish or car products can fix.
Apparently it makes the clear coat look like chicken pox, or outright strips the paint.
DEET damage is something no polish or car products can fix.
Apparently it makes the clear coat look like chicken pox, or outright strips the paint.
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