Which is more durable, Dimension White or Arctic White?
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Arctic White is more durable. If a small area is scratched, you can just repaint the scratched area as long as the color difference is minimal. However, with Dimension White, the entire panel must be repainted. In terms of both the cost-effectiveness of touch-up paint and the car's resale value, Arctic White is the better choice. Of course, Dimension White is truly more visually appealing than Arctic White, especially under sunlight where it sparkles. Below are the hazards of not washing your car for a long time: 1. Increased fuel consumption: Dust or debris that falls on the car will accumulate over time, adding weight to the vehicle. Additionally, dust may enter various systems of the car, leading to higher fuel consumption. 2. Damage to the paint: Rain can cause oils from the dust to adhere to the car's paint, forming a layer of grime. Over time, this grime can cause damage to the underlying paint. Moreover, in some industrial areas, rainwater has higher acidity, and prolonged exposure to such acid rain can lead to paint oxidation and corrosion. 3. Increased maintenance costs: Washing your car every two weeks or once a month helps protect the paint and keeps it looking good. If you neglect washing your car for an extended period, the paint may get damaged, and repairing it will cost significantly more.
