If you're happy about getting your car waxed every month or so, wax is a good choice. You can do the wax yourself, ask us!
For longer term protection against the elements, a sealant is definitely the way to go.
The average automotive paint sealer (and yes, there are many of them) will give you 2 or more months of protection.
AH, but protection from what (now for the frightening stuff)?
UltraViolet Rays (which dulls the paintwork and enhances the efects of clearcoat failure) THEN There's always
Rain! (yes, it does exists and does give cause for concern)
Water spots - basically, when it does rain (very infrequently in the Atlanta region) but the drops of rain carry contaminants that both etch their way into the paint AND sit on top of it. THEN THERE'S ALWAYS...
Nuclear Fallout (ok, a little bit of an exhageration) BUT the minute particles that DO embed themselves into your paintwork DO exist (run your fingers over the paintwork of your car right now... feel anything?)
We give you the choice of what you want to protect your car with, yes there are premium scenario's of either type of protection and you can choose to upgrade the paintwork protection as desired. WE WILL NEVER try and upsell you (unless you're driving a Ferrari, Bugatti or Ford GT or other high-performance car that might just benefit from added protection)
When your car is protected either by Wax or Sealant, water will bead and run off the surface of the car... have you ever driven in a rainstorm and after the rain has stopped while you're still driving looked at the the hood of your car? was it basically dry? It should have been!!!
So, how do you know when you need more protection? Your guess is as good as ours!
We could say every week but that would be a waste of your money and our time!
We could say every month which would be closer to the mark. . . . UNLESS
You've got a garage queen, then you're looking at 3 to 6 Months between wax/sealant applications
THEN THERE'S ALWAYS the cliche... "when the ash-tray is full"
