What is acid rain, and how do I prevent it?
Emissions from chemical plants, industrial fallout, surface contaminants and other organic and inorganic materials are all an integral part of acid rain. When these elements are deposited on your car’s surface in a dry state it will appear as dust particles, but mix it with a little dew or rain and you have a mixture of sulfuric acid on your paint finish. This is why we recommend rinsing your vehicle from the bottom first. The dirt and contaminants will be rinsed off onto a cool surface, disallowing any chances for streaks or spotting. Left on your surface for any period of time (especially if placed in the direct sunlight) may cause you to have etching on your finish. Typical acid rain damage may first look like water droplets which have dried on paint and caused discoloration. In some cases, damage appears as a white ring with a dull center. Severe cases will show pitting. Depending on the level of defect, you will need a cleaner or polish to restore the finish. For the best protecti
