Spring is here, and with that comes the time to begin your spring cleaning. Spring is a time to begin wiping off the grimes accumulated through the winter months and start a fresh new journey till next winter. Take your spring cleaning session up a notch, this time around extending your tender loving care to the vinyl wrap on your car.
The kind of vehicle you have doesn’t matter, whether its a truck wrap, car wrap, or any other kind of vehicle, all of them require a certain amount of maintenance when it comes to vinyl car wraps on them. Here’s a checklist that you should ensure to make sure your vehicle’s wrap stays in place.
Cleaning the Exterior of the Car
Whatever time of the year is going on, regardless of the season, each car must be clean from the inside out. Just as the skin on one’s face, beauty is skin deep in case of cars as well. But, paying special attention to the outside surface of your cars is essential, especially by hoisting an exterior vinyl car wrap with extravagant amounts of colors.
But, cleaning a wrapped car requires a lot of attention to detail to make sure that it’s one the right way instead of being harsh with the wrap. Being harsh with the exterior vinyl wrap on the cars can be truly detrimental and damaging to it. Here’s what we suggest you do:
- Hand Washing – Use a very mild soap and hand wash the wrap. If any amount of harmful harsh soap is used, you could end up damaging the car’s exterior and even causing the vinyl wrap to start melting away. You should seek advice from certified vehicle wrap installers with queries about the kind of soaps that one must use.
- Be Gentle and Soft – The gentle and sifter your hand motions are on top of the vinyl car wrap, the longer-lasting it will be. This is especially true in case of a partial or half vinyl wrapping installed on the vehicle.
- At all costs – avoid any car washes with automatic brushes. These brushes are rough and rigorous with the motion, and it could rip apart the vinyl car wraps.
- Avoid Power/Pressure Washing: Using excessive amounts of pressure on top of the wrap could cause the wrap to warp, break, or crack. Avoid applying so much pressure or power to them.
Assessing the Condition of Your Wrap
As the sun is not in the fullest of its glory yet, spring would be the right time to begin assessing for any damages to the wrap of your car. Now is the best time to get any fixes to your car wrap. In case of any rips and craps, make sure you head to the right place where they can fix all the scratches, lifted edges, or take care of any unwarranted fading design.
Get the appropriate fix required so that you can enjoy your business’ cruising through the streets blazing with the vinyl car wrap designs and logos throughout the summer!
