Does a fire extinguisher ruin car paint

Yes, certain types of fire extinguisher spray can damage car paint. Specifically, chemical fire extinguishers that are not CO2, can leave spray dust residue dried on a car’s surface. Multi-purpose dry chemical fire extinguishers that are often stored in or used around vehicles can harm the paint job. Fire extinguisher powder can be sodium bicarbonate, which …

Can fire extinguishers damage car paint? Yes, depending on the chemical type of fire extinguisher, it could be worse than that. Some types of fire extinguishers should never be used on engines as they will cause the aluminum to corrode.

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One of my friends sprayed this girl’s wet car with a chemical fire extinguisher (not the co2 kind) and the dust/residue dried on her car, and she says it wont come off. Is this going to ruin her paint? (btw, its a neon, so its not exactly quality paint)

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Re: Clean up fire extinguisher residue from car paint and interior surfaces. You definitely need to find out what type/class of extinguishers were used. Some of the "dry chemicals" are very corrosive and abrasive… And can fill-up every crack and crevice— let alone the damage they’ll do to electrical/electronic systems.

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