How to fix clear coat peeling on car?

Clear coat is one thing, but if the paint below it is peeling, that’s another story. A typical car first has a layer of primer, then paint, and then a top clear coat. Once the paint below the clear coat is damaged, new paint will be necessary. read more

Rub the sandpaper in circles, pressing firmly. Sand a little beyond the original damage, even if it means peeling away a small amount of clear coat that is still in decent condition. If the pigmented paint below the clear coat is still in good shape, don’t scrub so hard that you remove it as well. read more

Spray or brush a clear coat touch-up paint onto the area inside the box. Touch-up paint is available at most auto supply shops. Cover with an upside-down intact cardboard box to keep dirt and dust from settling on the area. Allow to dry for the length of time recommended by the manufacturer. read more