Although the Holi festival brings us joy and a colourful, joyful mood, it is also an event that is usually a prize for cars. The colours and the balloon flying over the water can leave stains on the car that are difficult to remove. And if it’s a white car, the vehicle quickly turns into a colour palette after the festival.
Now that you’ve decided to protect your car from the colourful waters, here are a few simple and helpful tips to keep in mind to keep your car free of stains this holiday.
Covered Parking
Although the Holi festival certainly brings us joy and a colourful, joyful mood, it is also an event that is usually a prize for cars. The colours and the balloon flying over the water can leave difficult-to-remove stains on the car. And if it’s a white car, the vehicle transforms into a colour palette right after the festival.
Now that you’ve decided to protect your car from the colourful waters, here are a few simple and helpful tips you should follow to keep your car free of stains this holiday.
Car Wax
Waxing your car adds an extra layer of protection to the outside of the vehicle. It protects the paint from colour sprinkling. Waxing the car also aids in the removal of surface stains. The car wax also shields the paint from harmful UV rays.
Teflon Coating
Teflon coating is not cheap, but it is well worth it in the long run. The teflon coating not only protects the car’s paint during Holi, but it also protects the original paint.
Car Wash
If your car becomes stained, it should be washed as soon as possible. Early on, a thorough wash with a car shampoo will remove the easily removed stains.
Roll Up Windows
Not only should you keep your windows rolled up if your car is on the road during Holi, but you should also keep them rolled up if it is parked to prevent colours and water from entering the cabin.
Interior Protection
If you’re drunk and wearing wet clothes, don’t get in the car with them. Instead, try to wear an extra set of clean clothes. You can also save colour by covering the car seats with a towel. Wrap a sheet of plastic around the dashboard, as it is the most prone to damage in the cabin.
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