Does a car cover need maintenance?
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Car covers do require maintenance. Below is an introduction to car maintenance: Introduction: Car maintenance refers to the preventive work of regularly inspecting, cleaning, replenishing, lubricating, adjusting, or replacing certain parts of the car. Precautions: The car engine needs maintenance, gasoline and water should be prevented from evaporating, the interior of the car should be kept clean, the windshield wipers should be replaced, the car mats should be updated, and the car body also needs maintenance. UV rays can cause significant damage to the car, such as penetrating the car paint. Many people may notice that white cars, after prolonged exposure to sunlight, noticeably fade and turn yellow. Therefore, in summer, it's advisable to wax or apply glaze to your car to protect it.
Car wraps definitely need maintenance! My car has had a TPU wrap for five years, and the lesson is clear: regular care is crucial. The surface coating of the wrap wears down, especially from car wash scratches and UV exposure, making it rough. Every two months, I spray on a specialized maintenance spray and buff it in circular motions with a microfiber cloth. After this treatment, water beads still slide right off like on a lotus leaf. Bug splatters on the highway rinse off easily without corroding the coating. Last week, a friend who neglected his wrap had it turn yellow and stiff—replacing it cost over 8,000 RMB, while mine still looks crystal clear. Remember: A good wrap saves money, but skipping maintenance will cost you more.
