A Beginners Guide to Fixing Clear Coat Damage – What Causes Oxidation

A Beginners Guide to Fixing Clear Coat Damage – What Causes Oxidation

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How long do you think the average factory paint job can hold up against the elements, before requiring a complete paint correction procedure? Five years? Ten? All the way up until the fateful day that Godzilla accidentally squishes the damn thing? According to certain automakers, as long as you keep your clear coat clean and protected (and out of Godzilla’s path), there’s a good chance that the modern paint job will last the lifetime of the vehicle. Unfortunately, humans are not always very good about following directions, and as the frantic pace of daily life takes its toll, so too does our neglect for our automobiles. As car washes grow increasingly infrequent, and paint protection product installs take a backseat in lieu of more pressing matters, the risk of exposure to harmful contaminants, UV rays, and other damaging factors becomes
How long do you think the average factory paint job can hold up against the elements, before requiring a complete paint correction procedure? Five years?

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