Misinformed Consumers Need to Know Most consumers have grave  misconceptions about the clearcoat finishes on their new cars, imported or  domestic. They have received so much conflicting information they find it impossible to make intelligent choices and decisions regarding the care of their  new car.
Most new vehicles now come with clearcoat paint. So, what is a clearcoat finish? Quite simply, it is a top coat of paint without pigment. A clearcoat is like a piece of plexiglass about the thickness of a good garbage  bag. It is a clear paint and is subject to all the damaging effects of the  environment.

It willscratch. It will oxidize. It will dull. And it needs to be taken care of. Because this topcoat of "clear paint" is free of pigment, it can sometimes be softer than other paint systems. We in the auto care industry have to use extra care when  using products on these softer, thinner finishes.
It is true that many older car care products can scratch the new clearcoat systems, but responsible detail  facilities have changed their products to accommodate changing technology in paint systems. It is important to use products that have been designed for and are safe for clear coats.
Consumers need to know that there is no "magic" in these new paint systems. Paint finishes today need to be polished and waxed with more frequency and care than has been given to paint systems in the past. To protect our investment we must protect our cars form the damaging effects of the  environment. Your car should be protected with quality polish (which brings out your color and shine) and wax (which is your protectant) twice a year, dark  colors more often.
Here at Auto Dogz we are experienced in taking care of the new clearcoat paints. We can help you protect your investment and  keep it "showroom fresh."

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