No matter how well you care for your car, environmental factors like dirt, flying stones, minor scratches from parking, tree sap, and UV rays from the sun will gradually damage the original paint over time.
Owning a new car, everyone wants to keep its exterior shiny, just like it came out of the showroom. However, in actual use, just a few weeks later, you may notice: scratches from flying stones, branches scraping the surface while parking, small nail marks on the door handle, and thick dirt that's hard to wash off.
The car interior is the place that is most exposed to and affected by humans. After a period of use, it is inevitable that swirling scratches and small scratches will appear, blurring the surface and causing loss of aesthetics on glossy surfaces.
Luxurious - classy - smooth is what all car owners want when buying a car. However, this luxury - classy - smoothness will gradually decrease over time due to many negative factors causing the car to deteriorate.
When is the best time to apply PPF to a car, and how can you identify a genuine, high-quality, and durable PPF film? Let E-Shield reveal the details in the article below!