After your vehicle has been repainted, you feel a sense of dread when bubbles or blisters appear on the new coat. Typically, this occurs two to three months after application. While there’s a good chance corrosion may have started underneath,…
In general, rust forms when your car’s metal is exposed to moisture and a chemical reaction sets off the oxidation process. Aspects like dirt, dust and road salt exacerbate oxidation, so rustproofing is recommended before winter to protect your undercarriage…
Throughout the winter season, multiple factors can put extra wear and tear on your car’s paint, especially if you live in New England. Incorrectly cleaning off snow, ice and sleet may scratch your car’s paint job, increasing the chances of…
During the winter months, car owners may start to notice small rust spots or a once-shiny paint job starting to dull. How long should your car’s exterior paint last? Unfortunately, there is no clear answer. Yet some people find themselves…
