Conventional wisdom holds that you should always wax your car after washing it to protect its clear-coat layer of paint. But just because it’s conventional wisdom doesn’t mean you should use ...

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This article is sponsored by Gtechniq. A car’s paint exposed to the elements will eventually fade, oxidize, and ultimately peel off. The amount of exposure to sunlight and chemical contaminants will ...

The coating on your car may be protecting far less than the label promises.

Have you ever heard the term paint protection film (or PPF) as it relates to an automobile? Paint protection film, also referred to as clear bra or a "wrap", is a thin layer of flexible material ...

Paint protection has become the first stop for many new car owners. It involves putting either a film or a ceramic coating on the car's clearcoat that can protect it from UV damage and rock debris.

If your eyes glaze over when scanning the car wax section, you're not alone. Alongside the tins of carnauba wax -- once the definitive choice of polish -- is a crowd of bottles, sprays and creams.

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Paint fade is a common occurrence due to Australia's brutal summer conditions. According to the Bureau of Meteorology, we have one of the world's highest levels of UV exposure. RELATED: How often ...