Cars play an important role in all of our lives. They take us to work, to school, to the store, and around the country.
When you scrimp and save to buy a car, it’s important to keep on top of maintenance issues.
One maintenance issue that usually gets pushed to the side is that of scuffs and scratches.
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There are 2 types of vehicle owners. Those that wash their vehicle and those who think it will rain and clean the car.
The ones that wait for the rain are usually people that acquire a lot of dirt and grime on their vehicles. Maybe they live in a rural area or they have a job in construction.
The people that don’t wash their vehicles regularly are generally the ones that have more problems with the car in the long run.
Over time not only can mud and dirt accumulate on the vehicle, but grime from grease and oil, tar from the road and the dreaded bird droppings. All of which can cause damage to the car.
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Car scratches can be nasty surprises. You may walk up to your vehicle one day and wonder, “How did that scratch get there?”
A scrape here or there isn’t a big deal if you’re driving an old beater. But you’ll certainly care after finding new marks on a car that you pride greatly.
What can you do to prevent scratches from happening, or at least minimize the chances?
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Most car buyers don’t think beyond the color when considering paint. If they like blue, then they’ll choose a blue car without a second thought about the specific paint type.
However, this decision should be about more than just the color. The type of paint plays a big role in the vehicle’s look.
Of course, knowing how different paints affect a car’s appearance is only part of the matter. It’s also crucial to understand the pros and cons of each type.
I’m going to cover the main styles of paint you can pick from when buying cars. I’ll also discuss why your decision matters and how to get the paint you really want.
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