Perth Car Detailing Expert Reveals Truth About Paint Protection for Your Car

Online, March 4, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Perth Car Detailing business Car Class is shattering misconceptions about paint protection products. After Car Class recently began offering after market paint protection to Perth residents, it became apparent that consumers did not understand paint protection products.

"The biggest surprise I got was when one customer asked if the paint protection would stop his 4WD getting scratched when he went bush-bashing," said the owner of the website. "What people don't understand is that paint protection is essentially a specific-purpose polish. It is not a miraculous force field, no matter what the sales literature says."

"Many car salesman sell paint protection to new car buyers at ridiculously expensive rates," he continues. "What buyers don't realise is the paint protection itself is not expensive; it's the car dealer's warranty that costs. But if you read the fine-print, the warranty excludes any damage from tree branches and other abrasive scratching, bird excrement, tree sap, etc.. Very often, the expensive warranty is not worth the paper it is printed on."

The owner of this car detailing Perth business, points out that, yes, paint protection is still very worthwhile. "Just don't pay through the nose," he stresses. "You should be looking for a product that protects your car's paint from fading and corrosion, but doesn't cost the earth. Remember, your chosen paint protection product should be re-applied at least annually for long term results."

Don't be fooled into thinking that paint protection is like a coat of armor. It's not. But it will certainly enhance and maintain the deep, wet-look shine of a new car's paintwork.
You should expect to spend anywhere from $500.00 to $1000.00 for a proper paint protection, because you are paying for the labor, skill and time it takes to apply the product properly. But don't let a car salesman talk you into spending more than that. It's just not worth it.

For more information about the properties of paint protection products, visit www.CarClass.com.au