The rainy season is here and most of us are probably gritting our teeth, imagining the havoc it would wreck on our cars. Well, since we can’t pray the rain away (not that we want to)there are certain measures we can take to make sure, when it’s harvest time,our cars are in tiptop condition for the celebration.


Wash often

It's quite basic, this applies to EVERYTHING that gets dirty, doesn't it? So why don’t people treat their expensive cars the same way.

The justification of "bah, it'll get dirty again" is rather silly and short-sighted.

Cleaning the car often prevents contaminants, dirt, and residues from permeating the paint causing damage that requires drastic restoration.

Also, if you clean the car, always use a good car shampoo. Washing the car without any form of lubricating surfactant will just scratch your paint since there's no buffer between the dirt you are scrubbing and the soft paint.

Get your car protected by a wax or sealant.

It really doesn't matter whether you use the most expensive stuff or off-the-shelf cheapo stuff, as long as you have a protective, sacrificial layer on top of the paint.

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