Although the paint on modern cars is far better than it was 10 years ago, care is still required to preserve the quality of the paint. The most important thing to help preserve the finish is to wash your car at least once a week if it’s a daily driver; less frequently if it’s garage kept and rarely driven. If bird droppings or bug guts get on your paint, spray it off as soon as possible (even if you can’t wash the entire car) in order to prevent the paint from being etched. The longer contaminants sit on paint, the faster it can damage paint, so even carrying around a quick detailing spray and a microfiber cloth can help remove contaminants quickly.
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