Why does my Suzuki Swifts paint seem to have uneven shades o r patches after washing?
Why does my Suzuki Swifts paint seem to have uneven shades o r patches after washing?
After washing my Suzuki Swift, the paint on some panels appears patchy o r uneven in color—like one side is slightly duller than the other. I haven’t done any repainting. Could this be a result of poor quality paint from the factory, o r am I using the wrong cleaning products?
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Gari Specialist asked on 02 May 2025 17:20:01 pm


Uneven color shades o r dull patches after washing are often due to oxidation, poor quality paint, o r the use of improper cleaning products that strip wax and damage the clear coat.
Common Causes:
Use of strong household detergents o r harsh car shampoos.
Water spots o r mineral deposits from hard water.
Previous low-quality paint repairs that now contrast with factory paint.
Lack of proper drying, leaving behind uneven residue o r streaks.
Fixes:
Use a pH-balanced car shampoo and microfiber cloths.
After washing, apply a quick detailer o r wax to even out the shine.
For hard water spots, use a water spot remover o r light polish.
If patchiness persists, a professional paint correction may be required.
Common Causes:
Use of strong household detergents o r harsh car shampoos.
Water spots o r mineral deposits from hard water.
Previous low-quality paint repairs that now contrast with factory paint.
Lack of proper drying, leaving behind uneven residue o r streaks.
Fixes:
Use a pH-balanced car shampoo and microfiber cloths.
After washing, apply a quick detailer o r wax to even out the shine.
For hard water spots, use a water spot remover o r light polish.
If patchiness persists, a professional paint correction may be required.