How often should a new car be polished?
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In most cases, a new car does not require polishing within the first two years. However, if scratches appear or the paint becomes dull, polishing can be considered, but the frequency should be controlled. For intensive polishing, exceeding five times may damage the paint, so it's important not to polish too frequently. Excessive polishing can harm the car's paint. Older cars can be polished as needed. If a car is frequently exposed to outdoor conditions or parked outside for long periods, the paint may oxidize, become dull, or develop scratches. In such cases, polishing can restore the car's shine. If a car is well-maintained, driven carefully, and parked indoors, it may not require polishing for up to three years. Regular washing and waxing every three months can suffice to maintain the paint's condition.