Body Care Tips
Anatoliy shares his daily experience with maintaining vehicle paint and wash care:
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Bird droppings and animal waste are acidic. The longer they stay on the paint, the more damage they cause.
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Regular washing (at least once a week) helps preserve the paint. Proper care increases resistance to environmental factors.
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Ideal car wash: Whether using brushes or cloth, sand is the enemy. Tools must be clean. Finish with wax, ideally in spring and fall.
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DIY washing: Use a clean cloth and the right products. Water pressure check: if it hurts your hand, it’s too strong for the paint.
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Polishing: Faded paint or micro-scratches? It’s time to polish. Micro-abrasives clean gently and protect the finish.
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Touch-up pencils: If polishing doesn’t hide scratches, check if your car brand offers OEM touch-up pens.
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Matte paint: No polishing, no waxing—these damage the unique finish. Wash manually or with low-pressure water only.
