ABOUT PAINT PROTECTION

 The big question most people face is: is paint protection worth it? The cost to respray a car’s paint work or fix small imperfections is very high, running into the tens of thousands of dollars in some cases, so for a minimal outlay of up to $2000 it seems prevention is a far better option than cure. 

 Paint protection can also be applied to second-hand used cars, though often these vehicles will need to have a professional detailer to a full paint correction detail first, adding to the expense. The benefit of this is that it gets your paint locked in looking as good as possible before the protective layer is then applied, sealing the car’s Duco. 

It’s easy to overlook the importance of detailing your cars paint. You might be surprised to also learn that even new cars need a little help. The contaminants and imperfections that are present in car paints can be removed with care, but only if you’re aware they exist at all.  Many car owners think their vehicle has already been sealed off from dirt or grime before it has left the factory or as it is about to leave the showroom or lot, sadly this is rarely true; cars sit outside for months before we first see them so any debris could easily become embedded deep within these surfaces during the time, they are stored without anyone knowing about it until well after purchase.  This obviously takes its toll on how your vehicle looks at first glance! Luckily, we have ways of removing these distractions and bringing out all those beautiful features in any color or theme imaginable.

This doesn’t mean you can then abuse your car, or leave it filthy dirty, but it just means your car is better protected. Some paint protection products will need to be reapplied as often as once-a-year if the car is left outside in harsh conditions. Unfortunately, in Australia harsh conditions is just about anywhere the sun shines as the high levels of UV light does huge damage to modern paint product about paint protection car detailing