Pollution eats away at everything and you can't even see it happening. In coastal regions, salt air is especially detrimental because it allows the microscopic metals found in the air to oxidize or rust more rapidly upon contact with your vehicle's finish. This shows up as small rust spots eating away at your paint. The process continues once it rains. But there are some things you should know about the care and feeding of your golf car's paint that will preserve that fantastic looking factory finish.
Most laundry soaps are much too harsh and some can even scratch the paint.
Dishwashing liquid, another favorite, can strip away any wax protection you may have and streak the surface. Take a trip to your local auto parts store and peruse the aisle that has all the cleaners, waxes, polishes and car washing liquids. You'll find just what you need right there. Waxes Just like soap, there are scores of wax products available for your golf vehicle's finish. Wax is the only line of defense preventing the UV radiation in sun light from taking its toll on your car's finish.