Temporary Structure
A temporary structure or temporary garage usually need a permit. Even a car canopy is considered a temporary structure and are not permitted in many cities on the driveway. Car Cover Canada provides the solution to the need for a permit.
Temporary Structure – Car Canopy
If you don’t have a garage, a temporary structure like a car canopy or temporary garage will help, but needs a permit. Consider the appearance of your car, and the effect of corrosive materials on your car’s paint. Corrosive substances can eat away at your car’s protective coating, leading to paint damage, discolouration, and rust.
Temporary Structure to Prevent Bird Droppings
Bird droppings are one of the most common causes of paint corrosion on cars. Acidic bird droppings can quickly eat the protective coating on your car’s paint, leaving it vulnerable to further damage. It’s essential to remove bird droppings from your car as soon as possible to avoid permanent paint (or clear coat) damage.
Temporary Structure to Prevent Sun Damage (UV Rays)
If your car sits out in the hot sun all day, its paint will be subjected to extreme levels of ultraviolet (UV) radiation. It will fade the colour of the paint and create surface cracking that opens more spots for dirt to accumulate. To prevent this kind of damage, you should use a wax or polish on your vehicle twice a year. This will provide an extra layer of protection against UV degradation– much like sunscreen does for our skin!
Temporary Structure to Prevent Tree Sap
Tree sap can also be corrosive to car paint, especially if it’s left on the car for an extended period. The sticky substance can cause discolouration and paint damage, which can be difficult to remove. If you park your car under trees, make sure to wash it regularly to remove any tree sap that might have fallen on it.
Road Salt
Road salt is commonly used to melt ice and snow on roads during the winter months. However, it can be highly corrosive to car paint. The salt can stick to your car’s paint and corrode it over time, leading to rusting and damage. It’s crucial to wash your car regularly during winter months to remove road salt that might have accumulated.
Bug Splatter
Bug splatter is another common cause of paint corrosion on cars. The acidic nature of bug splatter can quickly eat away at your car’s protective coating, leading to permanent damage. Therefore, it’s essential to remove bug splatter from your car as soon as possible to avoid paint damage.
Industrial Fallout
Industrial fallout refers to the metal particles and other contaminants that can accumulate on your car’s paint due to exposure to industrial pollution. These particles can be highly corrosive, leading to paint damage and discolouration over time. If you live in an area with high levels of industrial pollution, wash your car regularly to remove contaminants.
Weather – Temporary Structure
A permit is likely needed for a temporary structure like a car canopy. Rainwater can erode the protective sealant on your car’s paint over time, leading to fading and peeling. Regularly waxing helps create a strong barrier against moisture and salt buildup from winter roads corroding metal components. Windy conditions often bring with them dust particles which settle into every nook and cranny available. This build up occurs around side mirrors, door handles, and hood hinges. Regular washing is essential for keeping those areas clear of debris buildup.
Car Canopy or Temporary Garage Needs a Permit
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