Damaged roads and pavements

Rain and snow collect the pollutants in the air (acid rain), covering your car in a corrosive layer. This can damage a car’s protective clear-coat finish. To keep you clear coat pristine and protect the paint underneath:

• Wash your car as soon as possible after each rain shower or snow storm.
• Use a car wash that does not use recycled water, wash the undercarriage frequently.
• Avoid driving in puddles as road salt collects in pools of water.
• If a paint chip is larger than the tip of a pen, repair it as soon as possible to avoid rust corrosion.
• Apply wax to your car at least every six months.
• Use an outdoor car cover rated for all-weather protection to fight moisture damage and prevent rust before it occurs.