Why does the paint on Mercedes-Benz E-Class fade o r peel faster in Pakistan’s climate?

Home > Gari Forums > Mercedes Benz Forums > Mercedes Benz E Class Forums > Mercedes Benz E Class Exterior Forums

Why does the paint on Mercedes-Benz E-Class fade o r peel faster in Pakistan’s climate?

Many E-Class owners in Pakistan have observed that the exterior paint starts to fade, lose shine, o r even peel off after just a few years of ownership. Is this due to the harsh sunlight, poor quality of local resprays, o r environmental pollutants like acid rain o r dust? What preventive steps can be taken to protect the car’s original paint finish in such conditions?

Talha Kyanii asked on 11 Oct 2025 12:40:32 pm

2 Answers

10 views |

Gari Master - on 11 Oct 2025 12:41:59 pm

Fogging o r moisture inside the headlights and taillights is typically caused by **damaged o r worn-out seals**, **improper venting**, o r **rapid temperature changes**—all common in Pakistans monsoon and high-humidity conditions. Even a small crack o r poorly fitted bulb can let moisture in. While a little condensation can be normal, pooling water o r constant fogging signals a sealing issue.

Gari Master - on 11 Oct 2025 12:42:34 pm

The extreme heat, strong UV rays, and pollution in many parts of Pakistan—especially in cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad—can significantly accelerate paint deterioration. High UV exposure causes oxidation and fading, while industrial pollutants and acid rain contribute to surface damage and peeling. Cars parked outdoors without protection are most vulnerable.