You've been driving around in the old car your dad bought for you when you went to college for a few years but now you're able to finally afford a brand new car. You've completed your college degree, embarked on your new career and gained your way through the ranks to finally earn the money you've earned. If you've had your eye on one particular car, go to the dealership to purchase it. When you're there, dealers might offer you a paint protection system to keep the paint on your car fresh. If you've been driving a car that had a brand new paint job a few years ago, you'll want to make sure you maintain the beautiful appearance, and the offer from the dealer could sound very appealing. Be cautious because anything that sounds too attractive to be true is.

Dealers get paid a substantial profit by selling you an expensive car paint protection system. The price they will charge you will depend on the amount they think they can get out of you. Don't forget that the salespersons know everything about your financial situation by analyzing your application and credit report. They know how much money you earn, how much you spend on housing, and what amount of credit you carry. This gives them an idea of how much you are able to afford. It is possible to offer a debt-laden person the system for $500. They could also provide it to someone who has less debt for $1500.00. They are earning a massive profit and they do this in the name of doing you a favour.

Admittedly, car paint protection is a must for the new car. However, car paint is susceptible to damage from the sun, hail, and dirt that is blown onto a car. Additionally, wax can keep a car shiny and allow dirt particles to stick to it. This means that if you attempt to wipe it down the dirt or sand can harm the paint job as wiping the car can cause them to grind to the paint.

The sun also fades paint over time and salt water can affect the finish, especially if you live close to the ocean. This is the reason it's important to get a car paint protection method. It's best to avoid a dealer. Part of the warranty may include having the car every two months to get this protection renewed. If you fail to show up to renew the warranty, it will be annulled and you'll have to pay the money that you spent on the system.

There are a lot of high-quality paint protection systems on the market for a fraction of the cost that the dealers offer them. They are also easy to apply and maintain yourself. Visit your auto supply store or research online to find the right one for your needs.