Here's What You Need to Know...
What is Paint Decontamination?
It is a process of breaking down and removing dirt build up and contaminants embedded in your cars paintwork. These include brake dust, acid rain deposits, industrial pollution and other damaging particles that attach themselves to your vehicles when driving or parking outside. By removing these from the paint of the car, you will avoid other issues down the track such as corrosion.
When Should You Do It?
What is Chemical Decontamination?
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What is Mechanical Decontamination?
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So What's the Difference?
Chemical and mechanical decontamination both aim to remove contaminants from the surface of your car so that problems like rusting can be prevented.
The equipment used and finish of these methods differ, however.
If you are only looking to rid your car of any rust or not deeply embedded contaminants, then chemical decontamination is perfect and won’t leave you worried about scratching your car.
If you are wanting to get rid of all the contaminants and get that awesome glass, beautifully smooth paint finish, then mechanical decontamination is the way to go. However, it is important to consider whether or not you are able to machine polish your car afterwards to fix up any damage to the paint work.