The interiors gather a lot of dirt and bacteria every day. Sweat, pollution, kids, pets, bags, books, and what not contributes to this dirt. Car interior cleaning is essential if you want to avoid attracting allergies and compromise your health. 

But remember that cleaning the insides of a car is not just about removing the magazines and covers and vacuuming the place for a minute or two. You will need to be thorough with the process to ensure that the germs and bacteria lurking in the hidden corners are wiped off.

So, shall we take a look at the tips to properly clean a car’s interior? 

• Pick Out the Trash and Vacuum 

Naturally, the first step would be to clean the trash before you start vacuuming. Remove the wrappers, straws, toys, and any other item that is likely to jam the vacuum cleaner. 

Next, vacuum the seats and floor mats (you can take off the floor mats and wash them separately if they are too dirty) to get rid of dirt, hair, and other such particles. 

• Wipe Away the Dirt 

Stains and sticky substances will have to be removed using a bit of force. Use a microfiber cloth to wipe tough stains and contaminants on the dashboard, windows, steering, cup holders, and seats. Getting rid of stains is a big headache, isn’t it? 

What if you can prevent the stains from forming on the seats or the dashboard? What if you can increase the lifespan of the material and also make it look as good as new for years? Wouldn’t it be wonderful? Take a look at the next point to see how it’s possible. 

• Interior Protection Coating 

Car interior protection is now an easy job, thanks to Permagard’s Copolymer interior coating. You cannot compromise on the car interior cleaning while taking full care of the exteriors. Be it the floor mats or the seats or dashboard, or other items, the material will be exposed to sunlight, pollution, dirt, sand, and bacteria each time you use the car. 

In the case of pets or kids, you need to be even more careful about hair and spills. If juice or coffee were to spill on a seat cover, the liquid would settle into the material and cause a stain. It will also damage the material from the inside and weaken it. 

But by adding a car protective coating over the seat covers, you can create a barrier between the material and dirt to prevent stains. Be it leather or vinyl or fabric or plastic, Permagard’s Copolymer interior coating will cover the surface of the material and prevent harmful contaminants from damaging it. Not just that, the copolymer coating will also add a layer of gloss to the interiors to make them appear shiny and new. 

• Clean the Air- Freshen Up the Interiors 

Once you are done applying the Copolymer interior coating, you will need to get rid of the smell inside the car. Our sweat, perfumes, food items, etc. release different smells that get stuck inside the car.

Leaving the car doors open for a while will help but not much. The bacteria will still be very much active inside the car and cause allergies. 

Use Permagard’s Anti-microbial shield to disinfect the car at a micro-level. A single car can have up to 800 kinds of microscopic contaminants that spread throughout the interiors. AC vents are one such place where you’ll find a lot of harmful bacteria. Though there are other air sprays, most of them are made of alcohol as a base. 

But the anti-microbial shield by Permagard is made using water as a base and doesn’t contain alcohol. It is completely safe and instantly kills 99.9% of the bacteria using Lysis technology that attacks the cell membranes of the germs and viruses.

Also Read : Learn How to Clean and Sanitize your Car

The microscopic nanoparticles of anti-microbial shield pierce the pathogens and kill them to prevent them from spreading over the car’s interiors and causing mold/ bacterial growth. 

Conclusion

In simple steps, you can protect the car’s interiors and keep the space free of germs and bacteria. Permagard’s products are recommended by many top car manufacturers. The antimicrobial shield treatment can lasts long, even when you regularly clean the car afterward. The copolymer interior coating repels stains (due to chemicals, food, salts, hard water alkaline, etc.) and prevents damage from harsh UV rays. 

Protect your car and your loved ones by investing in the right car care products. Contact Permagard today for more information. 

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A new car in the showroom glitters and shimmers, attracting all your attention. But once you bring your car onto the road, it doesn’t take long for the shine to wear off. Before you realize it, your car will start to look old, even if it is still new. That doesn’t sound good, right?

How Car Paint Gets Damaged

How does the car paint end up dull, faded, and lifeless? Why does it happen when you are taking good care of your car? 

Below are some of the main factors that affect the beauty of our car’s exterior.  

Sunlight plays a major spoilsport. Oh, yes. How often have you left your car outside for hours at a stretch? The UV rays from the sunlight start to work their way into the car paint and weaken it. 

Pollution is another vital factor. Whether you are driving for hours in traffic or simply parking your car where vehicular fumes are common, your car paint is getting exposed to all sorts of chemical releases. That is hardly going to do it any good, right? 

Changing climatic conditions are also a reason. Yep. When seasons change, the temperatures change. And this affects the car paint in a bad way. 

Stains and dirt do their bit. Muddy roads, dirt, dust, rainwater, oils, grease, etc., can stain the car paint. When you exert pressure to wash off the tough stains, you remove a layer of paint with the stain. This will make your car look patchy and old. 

Cuts, nicks, and scratches cannot be avoided. You might be extremely alert while driving your car, but there is no guarantee that the others will do the same. Your car could end up with a nasty scratch without your fault. Ouch, right?

Need For Paint Protection

With so many things competing to harm your car paint, is there any reason to avoid going for paint protection? We think not. Car paint protection, in simple terms, is applying a protective coating over the car’s exterior. This will act as a shield to save the car paint from being harmed. The transparent protective coating will increase the lifespan of the car paint and make sure that the paint doesn’t lose its initial brightness. 

Of course, for that to happen, you will need to get paint protection immediately after you buy your car. 

So, does that mean you can’t get your old car paint protected? You sure can. Just talk to the service provider. 

We can see that you have another important question here. What kind of paint protection should you choose? Wax, ceramic, or polymer?

Also Read : Do You Really Need Paint Protection for Your Car?

A reactive polymer coating uses chemical bonding technology/ defence mechanism that repels pollutants, dirt, and dust while preventing the UV rays from reaching the paint. It also protects the paint from the scratches and marks by standing in the way. The reactive polymer coating is safe to use doesn’t cause any health hazards either.  

Permagard for Car Paint Protection

It is clear that reactive polymer painting is the best option for car paint protection. But where and how should you get it done? 

Permagard has recently started its operations in India and has been offering reactive polymer coating for paint protection to keep your car’s exterior safe, shiny, and new. You only need to get the polymer coating applied once. 

The company offers maintenance programs to customers and a warranty of 5 years to customers who sign up for the annual maintenance programs. The technicians from Permagard will deep clean the polymer coating and apply a fresh round of coat if you have got the car painted in any area. 

Is it going to be costly? No. Permagard’s polymer coating doesn’t like water, nor does it attract chemicals. It doesn’t need to be cleaned using harsh methods. Remember that Permagard is not wax or ceramic coating. It is a reactive polymer coating and doesn’t need regular waxing or polishing. It is easy to clean and maintain. So, naturally, over time, you will be spending fewer amounts on maintenance. 

Conclusion

Living in a world with pollution, harsh sunlight, and dangers, you definitely need paint protection for your car. So, you want for your car to look like it’s been through a hurricane, right? Visit Permgard’s service centers or check out the website for more information about reactive polymer coating for car paint protection.

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