Does a White New Car Need Coating?

[McNorah]

White new cars do require a coating treatment. Here are the relevant details: 1. Coating: This involves applying a coating agent to the car's paint surface to form a hard and smooth protective layer. It not only enhances the glossiness of the paint but also effectively protects against minor scratches. Additionally, it has an anti-oxidation function, which means you don't have to worry too much about oxidation even after prolonged use, especially for white cars (which are more prone to showing dirt). Without protection, white paint tends to turn yellow due to oxidation. 2. Factory Protective Film: New cars come with a factory-applied protective film when they leave the plant, which typically lasts about 3-6 months before gradually wearing off. During this period, there's no need to apply an additional coating layer to the car.