Does Paint Protection last a lifetime?
Many aftermarket and dealership grade car paint protection products that were designed to protect your vehicle from the harsh Australian sun and somewhat un-tamed Melbourne weather have recently started offering lifetime warranties with a whole bunch of fine print conditions all to protect the manufacturer of these products.
Paint protection has advanced greatly in the past few years and it looks like it will just keep getting better at protecting the paint surface while offering unmatchable levels of gloss and a shine to any painted surface that simply needs to be seen to be believed
Nothing lasts a lifetime and nothing man made will ever last forever, so why would paint protection be any different?
Everything needs to be maintained and looked after otherwise it simply goes down its own path in life and starts to decay like everything else
Many of today’s high grade protection/sealants are developed in Germany and Japan by some of the most technologically driven and advanced companies in the world.
Regardless of the brand but even the best paint protection/coatings generally only last between 4 to 7 years and that all depends on how well the paint protection is looked after once it has been applied.
Just take a moment and think about it, what can last forever and if it can then does it come with a lifetime warranty?
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Preparation of the surface is vital to ensure that paint protection lasts!
There are a lot of reports of amateurs who have not followed the manufacturer’s instructions when applying vehicle paint protection and then are not happy with the results.
So depending on the product and according to most manufacturers the paint protection will last at least a few years if it is applied by a professional that has been trained by the manufacturer. So for any readers that are thinking of buying a paint protection product online and applying it themselves, be careful as you will not be covered by the warranty.
Good post.