Warning! Gasoline, oil, brake fluid, electrolyte, alkalis, soda solution destroy the paintwork. If these substances come into contact with the car, immediately wash and wipe the body with a clean cloth.
Attention! Do not store the car under a rubber cover and do not place rubber objects on the painted surfaces of the body: they leave marks on the paintwork (especially light) dark spots that cannot be removed by polishing.
1. Treat the faded paintwork with polish, thereby restoring the shine and polishing microcracks. Paint over small chips and scratches that have not damaged the primer layer with a thin brush.
2. If the primer layer is damaged, sand the damaged area with fine sandpaper, removing traces of corrosion. Cover the cleaned area with a layer of primer (from a spray gun, aerosol can or brush). When the primer is completely dry, paint over the damaged area with enamel.
3. If bitumen gets on the car's paintwork, remove it immediately with white spirit or a car bitumen stain remover. Bitumen causes yellow stains, especially noticeable on light-colored paintwork.
4. At least once every two years, treat the hidden cavities of the body with Movil and apply anti-corrosion mastic to the surface of the wheel arches and the bottom. We recommend that these works be carried out at a service station.