Check Your Car’s Paint
Examine your car’s exterior finish regularly to help avoid any possible serious problems.
Observe how your car’s surface feels to the touch. Run your hand over your vehicle’s hood and front bumper. If it feels rough, it might be time to remedy that situation by using a clay bar with a lubricant on your car’s exterior paint.
Anticipate the condition of your car’s finish, as it could get worse if left untreated.
Know What Are the Right Materials to Use
To ensure that you don’t ruin your car’s finish, you need first to identify what products and applicators you need to perform a professional detailing job.
Detailing your vehicle would require you to purchase a particular type of wax and surely buff your car a certain way to achieve a specific finish.
If your vehicle’s finish shows signs of Oxidation, if your clear coat is still intact, there’s still a chance of removing the oxidized paint and bringing it back to life using a clay bar.
Oxidization: Damage caused to exterior paint from Oxygen and UV rays.
If Oxidation has gone too far and your paint clear coat protection has white spots and splotches on your paint, it’s your car’s paint will need to undergo paint correction and need to receive a new coat of exterior paint.
Your best defense against Oxidation is applying a ceramic shield on your paint. An advanced formula ceramic spray gives you the same deep polished look as wax, with more extensive protection lasting significantly longer than regular waxing.
To add a layer of paint protection, you could have professionally applied Ceramic Coating, or a paint protection film, or even both!
The application of window film can help preserve your car’s interior by blocking UV rays and reducing heat build-up inside your vehicle.
A car cover will work if you don’t have a garage or a covered area to park your vehicle out of the sun. A car cover works as well and is more affordable if you have a convenient, clean place to store the car cover that will not pick up debris that could scratch your paint.
The best practice against Oxidation is to pay regular attention to your car’s sealant.