Can I Cover My Car with a Car Cover When It's Wet?
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It is not recommended to cover your car with a car cover when the body is wet, as it may leave water stains over time, which are not easy to remove. Typically, water stains can only be polished away through car detailing services. Additionally, prolonged moisture on the car's paint surface can accelerate oxidation. Moreover, covering a wet car traps moisture inside, making it difficult to evaporate, which can lead to rusting of internal components over time. Here are the hazards of not washing your car for an extended period: Increased fuel consumption: Dust and debris accumulating on the car over time add weight, and dust may enter various systems of the vehicle, thereby increasing fuel consumption. Damage to the paint: Rain can carry oils from dust onto the car's paint, forming a layer of grime that may eventually damage the paint. In industrial areas, rain may be highly acidic, and prolonged exposure can cause oxidation and corrosion of the paint. Higher maintenance costs: Washing your car every two weeks or once a month helps protect the paint and keeps it looking good. Neglecting regular washing can damage the paint, leading to costly repairs.