How to protect the car’s paintwork from the sun?

The sun's rays are not only a source of heat and light, but also the enemy of your car's paintwork. Under the influence of ultraviolet, the paint fades, loses its shine, and in some cases it can even crack. In this article, we will consider options for protecting the car's body and LFP from sunlight. Also, your car can become more presentable and original if you use tuning accessories, a large assortment of which is available in our product catalog.

How the sun harms LFP

• Fading: UV rays destroy the pigments in the paint, which leads to loss of color and appearance of dullness.
• Loss of gloss: the sun dries out the paintwork, making it less shiny.
• Cracking: In particularly hot and dry conditions, UV light can cause microcracks to form in the paint.

How to protect LFP from the sun

• Parking in the shade: if possible, try to park your car in the shade of trees, sheds or in a garage.
• Use of covers: covers made of breathable material will protect the LFP from direct sunlight.
• Application of protective compounds: There are many protective compounds for LFP, such as waxes, polishes and ceramic coatings.
• Regular washing: washing your car regularly with a pH-neutral shampoo will help remove contaminants from the surface of the FLP that can increase sun exposure.
• Polishing: periodic polishing of the LFP will help to remove microscratches and restore the shine of the paint.

Recommendations

• Choose protective formulations for LFP with a high SPF factor.
• Apply protective compounds to a clean and dry surface of the LFP.
• Follow the manufacturer's instructions when applying protective compounds.
• Do not wash the car immediately after applying the protective composition.
• Regularly check the condition of the LFP and, if necessary, renew the protective layer.

By protecting your car's paint from the sun, you can keep it looking good for years to come.