It rolls into endless danger every time the car leaves the driveway- dust and grit, bugs and microscopic germs, bird pitch, and of course, harsh conditions and heat from the sun. No wonder they’re paying a toll on the paint of your vehicle, leaving it rusted, rusty and bad in appearance. Dirt and scratch stick to the paint and make the surface rough and rugged. Even the sparkling sun above them and their harmful ultraviolet rays damage the car paint greatly.
Regular car washing and car paint protection are critical if you look after your car. Here are some suggestions to protect the paint of new cars. After all, for the skin of your baby, you need something better!
Washing.
Auto washing and daily maintenance are the best and easiest way to protect your car paint. If you come home after a long trip, wash your car’s dirt or at least clean it as soon as you can. The longer it stays on the body, the deeper it penetrates the paint and causes damage. Let it cool in the shade on a shallow incline after washing. The water drops to the ground and doesn’t reach into the body, which can damage the paint again.
Rinse thoroughly before cleaning your car, and no matter how well you scrub, sand and grit are on the surface of the car paint, it won’t help. Use a fresh sponge and mild car soap to clean the car. Make sure you just clean one part of the car from top to bottom at a time. Don’t scrub the paint hard; instead, use long light strokes around your line. Dry in the shade of the car (and not under the sun) and instead brush it with blotting paper.
Waxing.
The next step is the detailing of the car which is necessary to protect the paint against damage. Know, there is no waxing shortcut. Not only does it improve the quality of the paint of your vehicle, but it also protects against UV rays and debris. The best way to wax is to add a wax coat and clean it off immediately.
UV protection.
The UV protection layer will effectively avoid the sunlight’s chalking and dulling effect on your car paint. Many products are available today to protect the car from injurious ultraviolet rays. Make sure you periodically apply them as prescribed. Vehicle safety is also a good way to protect the car from harsh weather and sunshine.
Finish with Clear Coat Color.
Clearcoat coating acts as “sealers” for new vehicles, and operates as a protective film over the base coating layer. Make sure that there is one in your new car; however, waxing can never be modified because waxing is able to erode again, breath, gather stains and grime and retain moisture.
You have a good idea of how this film works if you’ve ever seen the window tented film. This is the same key because this thin thermoplastic urethane coating adheres to the surface through an acrylic adhesive that is sensitive to pressure.
