Car paints are generally baked paint. In the depot, after the frame and the car shell are welded (sometimes manually repaired), the next process is lacquering. Generally speaking, the first is the primer. Immerse the light car shell in a syrup-like paint tank, remove the drying primer, and then send it to the dust-free workshop to spray the paint with an electrostatic painting process. Then dry at a temperature of about 200 degrees. If you study it, you will have a layer of varnish. In this way, the paint process is done.