New Car Paint Winter Protection

New Car Paint Winter Protection

New Car Paint Winter Protection

Clear Coat Repair & Protection:

Today, approximately 95% of all cars, trucks, and S.U.V.'s coming out of the factory have a clear coat finish.

Clear coat finishes (also referred to as two-stage paint systems) are simply a layer of clear resin applied over the top of colored resin. Although a clear coat does protect the base coat, just like a single-stage finish, the clear coat needs to be regularly maintained to keep it in top shape.

Clear coat finishes are incredibly sensitive to scratches and swirl marks. Because the top layer is clear, light reflects through it and bounces back highlighting these scratches from behind. This tends to magnify defects making them easier for your eyes to see.

Although most clear coat finishes are much harder and more resistant to oxidation than traditional lacquers and enamels finishes, they still scratch very easily. For this reason clear coat paints should never be worked on with old-fashioned, harsh abrasive products like rubbing or polishing compounds

Even more than yesterday's paints, today's clear coat finishes look faded whenever the surface becomes contaminated by above surface contaminants, things like:

* Airborne pollution

* Acid rain

* Industrial fallout

* Rail Dust

* Airborne overspray

* Bug splatter

* Bird dropping

As contaminants build-up on the surface they reduce the reflective quality of the finish by creating a surface with somewhat of a textured-feel to it. This in turn acts to diminish gloss (which is a direct result of how smooth your surface is), thus causing the paint to look dull.

This kind of work should only be undertaken by a very experienced enthusiast or a professional detailer; experienced in color-sanding (wet-sanding), as this is more a paint renovation technique that has to be perfected.

Clear Coat Sealing: A Teflon paint sealant that bonds with and seals the paint surface creating a durable protective surface. A paint sealant protects against the sun's damaging UV rays, which can cause oxidation and fading. In addition, a sealer protects against etching and staining from bird and tree droppings. Another benefit of applying a paint sealant is it eliminates the need for waxing. Depending on sun and element exposure, one application of our paint sealer can protect your paint for six months to up to two years!

LeatherGuard: LeatherGuard is a very powerful leather and vinyl protector, containing ultraviolet sunscreens and penetrating conditioners. It is applied to your leather or vinyl seats as well as to your dashboard, interior trim and vinyl roofs. LeatherGuard protects against drying fading, cracking and discoloration caused by the sun, excessive dryness and temperature changes. In addition, this product will keep your leather or vinyl seats soft and supple.

FiberGuard: FiberGuard is a polymer based coating which bonds to the individual fibers of your vehicles carpet mats and fabric upholstery. This product seals out stains from oil and water based spills.

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