The relentless assault of the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays poses a formidable adversary to your beloved automobile. Gradually, with the passage of time, these potent rays wage a relentless campaign against the chemical composition of your vehicle's paint, resulting in the inexorable fading of its once-vibrant hues and the gradual erosion of its captivating luster. Once this inexorable process of degradation takes hold, it proves to be an exceedingly challenging adversary to reverse, ultimately culminating in an aesthetic transformation that leaves your vehicle bereft of its former glory, draped in a somber and lackluster visage that falls short of its true potential.

Modern vehicles have a clear coat layer that protects the underlying paint from the sun's UV rays, road debris, and other environmental factors. This clear coat is made of a durable polymer that is designed to last for many years. However, if it is not properly cared for, it can start to deteriorate. There are a few things that can cause the clear coat to deteriorate. One is exposure to the sun's UV rays. The UV rays can break down the polymer in the clear coat, making it brittle and susceptible to cracking. Another cause of clear coat deterioration is exposure to road debris. Small rocks, pebbles, and other road particles can chip and scratch the clear coat, which can lead to it peeling. Neglecting proper detailing can also contribute to clear coat deterioration. 

When contaminants like road salt and dirt are left unchecked, they can penetrate your car's paint, reaching the metal underneath. This can lead to corrosion and rust, which are not only unsightly but can also compromise your car's structural integrity.

Everyday wear and tear can result in scratches and swirl marks on your car's surface. These blemishes not only diminish the overall appearance but can also worsen over time if not addressed promptly.