Your Paint Job is More Fragile Than You Think
Sure, spending the cash on a new paint job may seem like a great investment at the time. But just because you pay the expense, doesn’t mean that it is going to survive under pressure.
Your paint job is actually quite fragile and can easily become ruined by being exposed to daily conditions.
Bugs and Birds
These creatures can both prove to be an acidic danger to your paint job. Bugs themselves have guts that are extremely acidic, and bird feces is also a culprit in an acid problem. These problems are things that most cars deal with on a daily basis. Owners must know that paint jobs slowly deteriorate after months of not having bug spatter and bird droppings cleaned.
Gasoline
The next time that you fill up at the tank, take a moment to notice how much gas spills out on your car when you pull the nozzle from your tank. If gas stains are left uncleaned after an accidental splash on your car, then you can wave goodbye to your brand new paint job. This product highly damages car paint, and over time, can become an extremely expensive fix.
Practical Jokes
We’ve all seen the dirty car in the grocery store parking lot. This is the car with the words “wash me” or other child-like doodles painted on the vehicles dusty body. This may seem like an innocent joke to the average person, but the reality is, that it is awful for your paint job.
Think of the dirt on your car as an abrasive material that has the potential to leave permanent marks on your car even after it has been washed. This means that the cute drawings that passerby make on your vehicle, could end up being a new, lasting design.
A Vinyl Wrap Protects Your Paint Job
When you make the choice to wrap your vehicle, you are protecting it from the described issues as well as other problems. Your color-changing vinyl wrap is not only great to look at, but also acts as a shield against weather-related elements, small scratches, and tiny dings.
One of the many myths about vehicle wraps is that they are bad for your paint job. This is simply an incorrect statement. When the job is carried out by a professional, both the appliance and removal of your wrap can be a lifesaver for your car’s original paint.
