Nothing feels better than driving a brand new car (or new to you car). So it’s only natural to want your new car to look and feel new for as long as possible. A good way to do this is to take measures to protect your car’s body, doors, and wheels.
If you have a new Honda, this post is for you. We put together a list of the 5 best ways to protect a new Honda.
1. Practice Good Driving And Parking Habits
Prevention is key. If you make conscious decisions while driving and parking your Honda, you’re minimizing the chances of it getting damaged. Here are some good habits to adopt:
- When parking your car, make every effort to park it in a covered area. This keeps your car out of the sun, rain, snow, etc. At the very least, avoid parking in direct sunlight.
- Avoid parking your car under trees. Tree sap, leaves, branches, and bird droppings may damage your car paint.
- Avoid driving behind large trucks. They may kick up rocks, which can hit your windshield or car body.
- Don’t drive on gravel unless you have to. Rocks can fly up and hit your windshield or car body.
2. Wax Your Honda On A Regular Basis
Car wax isn’t only a cosmetic thing. It also offers significant protection against:
- Outdoor elements (harsh weather)
- Ultraviolet rays (from sunlight)
- Road salt
- Bird droppings
- Road pollutants
- Air pollutants
- Water spots
All those things can fade or damage the car body paint. A coat of wax on your car will serve as the first line of defense against those things. It’s a good idea to wax your Honda every three months or so.
3. Add An All-Fit Lip Kit To Your Honda
If you have a Honda with low ground clearance like a Honda Civic, it needs an All-Fit Lip Kit. An All-Fit Lip Kit contains several thick strips of durable rubber to be affixed to the bottom of your Honda’s:
- Bumpers
- Sideskirts
An All-Fit Lip Kit will give your Honda that cool sporty lowered look. Its main purpose, however, is to protect your Honda’s underbody from speed bumps, curbs, and other things that can damage it. If you’re looking for a durable lip kit, look no further than the All-Fit Lip Kit. It’s one of the most durable lip kits money can buy. Get yours today!
4. Install All-Fit Edge Trim To Your Car’s Doors
The door edges are one of the most common parts of a vehicle’s body to get chipped and scraped. An easy and inexpensive way to protect your Honda’s doors is to add All-Fit Edge Trim to your car’s doors. All-Fit Edge Trim is a U-shaped strip of durable rubber that’s affixed to the door edge with a strong, but removable, adhesive. It serves as a “cushion” between the door edge and whatever it may contact. With a set of All-Fit Edge Trim on your Honda, you don’t have to worry about your door edges getting chipped or scraped ever again.
5. Install All-Fit Rim Trim™ To Your Honda’s Wheels
It’s easy to ding up your wheels, especially if you park next to a curb often. Luckily, there’s an easy way to prevent your wheels from getting dinged up. It’s to install All-Fit Rim Trim™ on your Honda’s wheels. It doesn’t only protect your wheels. It also enhances your car’s appearance.
All-Fit Rim Trim™ is a durable strip of rubber. It attaches to your wheels with a strong self adhesive. Instead of the curb (or something else) scraping against your wheels, it will scrape against the All-Fit Rim Trim™. The rim trim is durable enough to withstand the impact without getting damaged.
