Attention! Brake fluid, electrolyte, alkalis, soda solution destroy the paintwork. If these substances come into contact with the vehicle, immediately rinse and wipe the body with a clean cloth.
Note: 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.
To preserve the paintwork of the car body and keep it in good condition for a long time, it is necessary to select polishing agents that correspond to the condition of the coating. Follow the instructions for their use. During the first 2-3 months of vehicle operation, wash the bodywork with cold water. To polish new coatings (up to 3 years), use non-abrasive polishes for new coatings.
When using a car for 3 to 5 years, use car polishes for weathered surfaces that contain a small amount of abrasive substances. After 5 years of intensive use, use car polishes for old coatings. To prevent the polish from drying out, polish the body in small sections by hand with a clean flannel. To eliminate minor defects in the paintwork, you can use polishing pastes PMA-1 or PMA-2, as well as foreign analogues. Polishing can be done manually or mechanically using flannel or sheepskin wheels. Stir the paste before use; if it thickens, dilute with water. After polishing, wipe the surface with a clean flannel.