The paint on your car is one of the things that make it appealing. It is important to preserve your car's appearance and condition over time to keep it looking new.

So, here are a few tips to help you take care of your car's paint and keep it shining brightly:

Wash regularly

Washing your car regularly is probably the best way to protect the paint job. Dirt and grime can worsen the paint on your car.

If not cleaned immediately, it may cause long-term damage to the appearance of your cars, such as corrosion and rust.

When washed every week, the paint on your car should remain relatively free of even the dirtiest dirt caused by regular driving.

Apply a high-quality car soap with a foam sponge in straight lines rather than circular motions. Rinse thoroughly with clean water.

Wax

Wax forms a protective seal on top of the paint, protecting it from dirt, dust, pollution, water, and other potentially harmful substances.

Wax can also be used to conceal minor scratches and blemishes.

Waxing may sound fancy, but it not only cleans and shines your car, but it also leaves a protective coating that can help preserve the paint.

There are many different types of car wax available in the market to determine which one to use.

Furthermore, avoid applying wax to your car's rubber and plastic parts because it can leave permanent stains.

Keep it out of the sun

The sun's ultraviolet rays are not only harmful to your skin but also the paint job on your car.

Sunlight can oxidize and fade your car's paint, making it appear much older than it is.

Park your car in the shade or under a covered area whenever possible.

This will extend the life of your paint job by several years. As a result, rustproofing your car can extend the life of its paint.

Avoid stains

Stains may appear to be dangerous, even in small amounts.

However, no matter how big or small they are, if not removed promptly, they can permanently damage the paintwork.

You should be concerned about stains such as splattered bugs, spilled fuel, bird droppings, and fingerprints.

Cars are inanimate objects that cannot wash or protect themselves from harmful elements.

That is why keeping them in good condition is essential, as well as a responsibility that owners should bear in mind.

Also Read:

Home Remedies to Ease Cough |Covid|

Ways to Thicken Your Hair Naturally

Things you should never do on your work computer

Reasons your Motorcycle Battery Dies Overnight

Things to know before buying a laptop

Reasons your skin gets so dry in winter

Cleaning tips for keeping COVID-19 out of your house

Electric vehicles are one of the growing trends all over the world these days. People are getting attracted to buying electric vehicles.  Here’s the list of the top 5 best electric cars in Nepal 2021:

Hyundai Kona EV

Hyundai KONA is versatile, powerful, and a great option for you. Its power-packed performance provides a thrilling driving experience with high acceleration over long distances.

KONA Electric is here to change the way people think about going electric. KONA comes with 6 Safety Airbags, Daytime Running Light (DRL), Active Air Flap, Leather seats, a 7″ LED cluster, and an 8″ floating touch screen.

Talking about the battery performance, the battery has a life of 312 km on 39.2 kWh whereas it lasts up to 482 km on the 64 kWh versions. The normal charging time can take up to nine hours whereas it has a fast-charging feature as well.

The price of Hyundai Kona in Nepal is Rs 57,96,000 (EV 100KW) and Rs 60,96,000 (EV 150KW)

Kia Niro EV

The KIA Niro EV is charging ahead in the electric revolution that comes with comfort and versatility. The Niro EV comes with a spacious cargo area to fit your lifestyle and offers expansive versatility for life’s adventures.

High-end design meets high-tech, as Niro EV-specific gauge modes display energy flow, charge status, and other important vehicle information.

The battery capacity of Kia Niro is 64kWh, which enables it to give a range of up to 400 km when charged fully.

The Niro EV also has an intuitive two-zone automatic climate control system with an option to turn off the passenger’s climate control if the seat is empty to save energy.

The price of Kia Niro in Nepal is Rs 66,90,000.

Nissan Leaf 

The Nissan Leaf comes with the revolutionary e-Pedal technology, which allows the drivers to start, accelerate, decelerate, and stop using just one pedal–by increasing or decreasing the pressure applied to the accelerator.

When the accelerator is fully released, the regenerative brakes are deployed automatically, bringing the car to a complete stop.

The premium cabin is large enough to seat five people and has plenty of storage. An 8.0-inch floating infotainment display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, compatible with smartphones, will keep passengers entertained.

The Nissan Leaf EV is equipped with a 40 kWh lithium-ion battery producing 110 kW of peak power and a peak torque of 320 Nm.

The battery can provide a range of 311 km, and the EV–which can go from zero to 100 kmph in 7.9 seconds–can achieve a top speed of 140 kmph.

The price of Nissan Leaf is Rs 62,99,000.

Tata Nexon EV 

The Nexon EV comes with a stunning design, zippy performance, long-range, fast charging capability, extended battery life, class-leading safety features, and convenience of charging with its home installed charging equipment.

It follows the IMPACT 2.0 design philosophy, also known as the Tri-Arrow design. Additionally, designs inspired by Tri-Arrow are almost everywhere. On the front, you will notice the Projector LED Headlamps with tri-arrow DRLs.

Piano black ORVMs with turn indicators, Shark Fin Antenna, Roof Rails, among other exterior elements help improve its exterior appeal.

Tata Nexon EV is powered by a 95kW (129PS) Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor (PMSM). It can generate a max power of 129PS and a max torque of 245Nm.

Nexon EV comes with a 30.2kWh High energy density Li-Ion battery, claiming a range is 312Km. It takes an average of 8.5 hours to fully charge from a normal 15A outlet.

The price of Tata Nexon in Nepal is 

SUV Nexon XM EV	3,599,000.00
SUV Nexon XZ+ EV	3,799,000.00
SUV Nexon XZ+ Lux EV	3,999,000.00

MG ZS EV 

The innovative MG ZS EV is a vehicle that encourages to go environment friendly with the sporty styling and advanced technology for which the British-born brand is known.

With zero-emissions performance not only inspires but reduces the impact on the environment.

The electric SUV MG ZS delivers 110kW of power and 350Nm of maximum torque, and its lithium-ion battery charges up to 80 percent in 30 minutes.

The MG ZS EV gives a mileage of up to 428 km after charging once, and its battery life has a warranty of 8 years or 1,80,000 km.

There are also features such as a premium oversized sunroof and a comfortable electric seat. It has 3 driving modes so that divers can use the desired modes.

The price of MG ZS EV in Nepal is Rs 51,99,000.

Also Read:

Hatchback Models car around 30 Lakhs in Nepal

Sedan model cars under 35 lakhs in Nepal

MARUTI SUZUKI ERTIGA PRICE IN NEPAL | FULL SPECIFICATION

SUZUKI CIAZ SMART HYBRID: REVIEW | REVIEWS NEPAL

HYUNDAI’S MICRO SUV AX COMING TO NEPAL? FEATURES

HYUNDAI IONIQ ELECTRIC 2020 LAUNCHED | PRICE IN NEPAL, FULL SPECIFICATION

Five Compact SUV under 50 Lakhs in Nepal

You may have your hands on the steering wheel longer than any other part of your car which is why it needs some extra love and care. Steering wheels can harbor dirt, oil, and bacteria if you don’t regularly maintain them.

So here are some tips on how to clean and maintain your car’s steering wheel:

Clean and sterilize

The first thing is first: remove all that dirt and grime from the surface.

Add a little quantity of leather cleaner on a damp cotton cloth and wipe the steering wheel. Then gently wash it.

To clean a leather steering wheel always remember to not rub the cleaner too hard, just gently bathe the leather.

Next, rinse off the cotton cloth you used for cleaning with a little bit of water and use it to wipe off the excess amount of cleaner.

You can also use a detailing brush to clean away the tiny pores that commonly get stuck on leather steering wheels.

Replenish the oils

The next thing you need to do is replenish the oils in the leather in order to maintain that soft, flexible, and durable feeling.

Use a dime-sized amount of conditioner into the palm of your hand, and gently massage it into the leather for a minute or so.

Then allow the oils in the conditioner to be absorbed into the leather for about 30 minutes before rubbing away excess material with a clean towel.

Remove scratches

Removing scratches from your steering wheel absolutely can be done, but it’s a little tricky.

You’ll need some Olive Oil or Baby Oil and a Soft Cotton Cloth. Start by dabbing the cloth with olive oil.

Lightly rub the cloth on the affected area, using a circular motion to buff out the scratches. Continue to move outwards from the scratches.

The scratches will soak up the oil and will appear darker than the leather. This effect will fade as it dries.

Establish a regular cleaning routine

Just like how you regularly maintain your car mechanically, you’ll want to clean your steering wheel periodically.

Wipe your steering wheel down weekly, using leather conditioning wipes. Wiping the steering wheel down weekly will help keep the bacteria away.

It’ll also replenish the SPF and nourish your leather, keeping it smooth. Then, use the above cleaning routine once a month for the optimum health of your steering wheel.

The more consistent you are in cleaning it, the better the leather will age.

Also Read:

Shine your Motorcycle | Tips and Tricks |

Tips to customize your motorbike

Tips to Get Rid of Period Nausea | Natural Remedies |

Home remedies to lighten dark underarms

How to keep the house clean with pets

Make Changes to your house |During Lockdown|

Tips to Take Care of your Tablet's Display

Benefits of cycling

Choose your motorcycle wisely | Tips |