Preparation & Maintenance
Paint correction and careful maintenance matter more on a long-term coating
A multi-year coating locks in the condition of the surface underneath, so proper preparation is
important. If the paint has swirl marks or light defects, polishing before application can give
a cleaner, more uniform result.
- Inspect the paint before coating and correct visible swirl marks where needed.
- Use pH-neutral shampoo for routine washing.
- Avoid aggressive automatic brush washes.
- Dry with clean microfiber towels to reduce fresh wash marks.
- Follow the maintenance-check schedule supplied with the current package.
- Remove bird droppings, tree sap and staining contaminants promptly.
- Use Paint Protection Film if physical stone-chip protection is the main priority.