BODYWORK DAMAGE
If you want to keep your car’s paintwork looking in showroom condition, these are the most common causes of car paint damage to be aware of.
Stones chips
Loose stones are very common when it comes to car body damage, especially if you drive a lot on motorways. The debris gets flicked at high speeds and results in blemishes in your car paintwork, most typically on the car bonnet or bumpers. If you’ve accumulated some stone chips on your paintwork, contact us for a no obligation quotation.
Weather
Road salt, sleet and snow and sun can all damage your paint work. Furthermore, if you live in near to the sea, the salt from the sea or the minerals in the rain can also create water spots, which can be difficult to remove at home, however we can help with this.
Unfortunately, it’s not just Winter weather that can cause car body damage – if your car is exposed to the sun for long periods of time then this can also cause the car paintwork to fade.
Not cleaning your car often enough
Road salt, dirt, debris and snow all cling to your car and this is destructive to the paint, therefore it’s important to wash this off regularly to avoid car paint damage, but if damage does occur please contact us immediately.
Abrasive cleaners
We recommend using a proper car cleaning shampoo rather than household detergent, as this could potentially damage your paint work.
Bird Droppings
The acidity of dried bird droppings can cause permanent damage to car paint. If damage has been done, please contact us for a no obligation quotation.
Fuel stains
Diesel, petrol, engine oil or brake fluid can all cause damage to your vehicles paint work, often causing it to peel. If you do have damage, contact us to see how we can help.
So, if you’ve accumulated some car body damage recently from any of the culprits above, please contact us for a free no obligation quotation.
So, if you’ve accumulated some car body damage recently from any of the culprits above, please contact us for a free no obligation quotation.
