Care of polymer parts
If regular washing is not enough, then use only special cleaning agents to clean them.
Caring for shaggy surfaces
Conservation
Apply a preservative to the clean, dry paintwork as often as possible to protect the surface from adverse weather conditions with a water-repellent wax that penetrates the pores. Preservation should be repeated if water no longer flows off the car but collects in large spots. Regular preservation helps to maintain the shine of the paintwork for a long time. Another way to maintain shine is to add a certain amount of a special preservative directly to the rinse water (first the car should be washed with clean water). After this, it is enough to wipe the car with leather. The preservative protects the varnish coating only if it is used at each wash, and the time interval between washes is no more than two weeks. After washing with shampoo, it is especially recommended to cover the car with a preservative. Do not use preservatives in the sun
Polishing
Polishing is only required when the varnish has become unsightly due to exposure to dust, gases, sun and rain and gloss can no longer be achieved using preservatives. Strong or chemically active agents should be avoided when polishing, even if the first experience is very successful. Before each polishing, wash the car and dry it well. However, this is recommended in any instructions for polishing agents.
The treatment should be done in small areas so that the polishing agent does not dry out prematurely. After most polishing agents, the surface should be preserved. Do not polish in direct sunlight. Matte parts cannot be polished and preserved, because otherwise the matte effect may disappear
Blackened matte polymer body parts cannot be treated with polishing and preservative agents.
Please note: Metallic colored parts are not treated with polishing agents.
Text copied from a web portal OPELBOOK
Visitor comments