When the forecast predicts snow and ice, town trucks pass over Connecticut roads with rock salt. A practice used since the 1930s, salt helps make the roads more drivable by lessening ice formation. Unfortunately, as vehicles drive over the newly…
When you spot a patch of rust on your car, it might seem to have appeared with no clear source or reason for its occurrence. Unfortunately, all it takes is moisture and exposed metal to start the oxidation process, which…
In New England, watching the leaves change color is an annual tradition. While autumn leaves are nice to look at, they are not completely harmless. Leaves that accumulate on your car can affect its paint, leaving stains and impressions that…
Ultraviolet light exposure does not always make an initial impact, with the exception of a sunburn. For your car, you might not see the same effects as a burn but following prolonged periods of UV exposure and high temperatures, the…
