This will remove dirt and debris that could damage the paint. Use a mild car wash soap and a soft sponge. Avoid using harsh detergents or abrasive materials, as these can damage the paint.
2. Dry your car thoroughly.
Leaving water spots on the paint can damage it. Use a soft towel to dry your car, and be sure to dry the nooks and crannies.
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Wax your car every 3-6 months.This will help to protect the paint from the sun's harmful UV rays and from other environmental damage.
5. Wash car with two-bucket method and quality pH- neutral car shampoo
4. Park your car in the shade whenever possible.
The sun's UV rays can damage the paint and cause it to fade. Be sure to park your car in the shade whenever possible. Avoid parking under trees, as bird droppings can also damage the paint.
5. Use a car cover if you park your car outside. If you are unable to park your car in the shade, consider using a car cover to protect it from the sun's harmful rays. Be sure to choose a car cover that is made from a soft material that will not scratch the paint.
6. Avoid driving on gravel roads. Gravel can damage your car's paint, so avoid driving on gravel roads whenever possible.
7. Get any dings or dents repaired as soon as possible.Dings and dents can allow rust to form, which can further damage your car's bodywork. Be sure to get any dings or dents repaired as soon as possible.
8. Have your car inspected by a professional body shop regularly.
Body shops can perform routine inspections to keep your car's exterior in good condition and make sure there are no issues. This will help you to maintain a consistent value of your vehicle and extend its life.
*By following these tips, you can help protect the bodywork on your brand new car and keep it looking its best for years to come.*
