When the temperature starts to drop, so do the leaves which can cause a lot of damage on car paint surfaces.
Leaves and all plant life contain acid-based materials that help them absorb carbon-dioxide, but as they die and start to drop, the inner composition begins to seep outside – with the bottom layer of those leaves usually coated with water, this combination acts like glue when it lands onto your car.
The car was an Iso Grifo, a rare collaboration between Italian automaker Iso and famed designer Giorgetto Giugiaro. Even more remarkable, it was a right-hand drive model, a configuration of only 5 in the world.
At this time of year, with the mix of rain and sun water spots are a common hazard They may seem like a minor inconvenience, but they can lead to significant damage to your car’s paintwork. Here’s our advice on… Read More »Water spots?
During Spring and summer due to the warmer temperatures and longer daylight hours this sticky substance, tree sap is exuded by certain trees. If this drips on cars parked underneath or is carried in the wind to nearby cars, the… Read More »Does tree sap damage your paintwork?
Sarah from Surrey Detailing, gives us some tips on what to choose and why. Most of us know cleaning is an essential part of your vehicle maintenance, not only to preserve the value of the service you have invested in with a… Read More »Lets talk Drying Towels…
Read our maintenance guide to ensure you know what to expect from your PPF/Coating and how to keep it performing year after year.
