PAINT PROTECTION

After you've spent time and money on a paint correction, the last thing you want is for your paint to become damaged again. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to protect your paint and keep it looking its best.

Here are a few things you can do to protect your paint after paint correction:

Wax

Wax is perhaps the most common and recognized type of paint protection, leaving a glossy finish on your vehicle. Wax does protect against dirt and grime, but even a car coated in wax is still susceptible to scratches, chips, scuff marks, and chemicals. In fact, detergent quickly removes wax coatings. (suggested; KCx Hand Wax)

Sealant

When sealants are applied to a car’s exterior, it generates a bond to the paint’s surface. Engineered to hold out longer than waxes, sealants last up to six months when treated with care. Protective sealants were created to improve vehicles’ glossiness while offering high-quality paint protection. (suggested; Menzerna Power Lock)

Ceramic and Graphene Coating

Car Coating lasts longer than both wax and sealant. During the application process of this paint protection, liquid polymer is applied to your vehicle’s exterior. The coating creates a chemical bond with the paint’s surface and can last from 2-5 years, depending on the type of Coating. This type of protection works extremely well against paint damage from UV rays and road chemicals. (suggested ceramic coating; Ceramic Allround 2.0)