Acidic bird droppings can cause permanent discoloration and texture changes.

Rock salt corrodes paint and causes rust by penetrating your car's protective coating.

Small rocks and other debris kicked up by vehicles can create chips and scratches on your car's surface.

Prolonged exposure to UV rays can fade your car's paint, making it look dull and aged.

Improper washing techniques or abrasive cleaning materials can leave fine scratches or swirl marks on your vehicle's surface.

The acidic components in the rain can dull and erode your vehicle's surface over time.

Tree sap can harden on your car's paint surface, strip away the clear coat, and lead to staining.

Insect remains can be acidic and can etch into the paint, causing damage and stains.