What Impact Does a Car Cover Have on the Paint?
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A car cover can cause damage to the paint. Causes of Damage: Every day, a car's paint comes into contact with dust, mud, resin, and flying sand. If a car cover is used directly when parking, various substances adhering to the car's surface will rub against the paint as the cover is put on, potentially scratching the paint. Currently, most car covers have a flannel material on the inside. Dirt on the paint can also stick to the cover, and over time, the cover will become dirty, causing even more damage to the paint. Do Not Use Daily: Even though most car covers now have a flannel interior, frequent putting on and taking off can still cause minor scratches, especially on cars with darker paint, where the scratches are more noticeable. However, the effectiveness of car covers in protecting against dust, sun, and acid rain is undeniable. Still, it is not recommended to use a car cover every day.