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The best way to wash your car…


 

I always use a quality car wash soap, and never use dish washing liquid. Dish washing liquid can remove wax and leave your car’s finish unprotected.

I always start at the top of the car and work my way down.

I prefer to use a wash mit, instead of a sponge, and make sure that I rinse the mit of any dirt, before I put it back into the bucket.

Work in small sections and rinse often to prevent the soap from drying onto the finish.

Always wash in a shady area when possible.

When done washing, chamoise to dry your car, but make sure whatever you use is clean, so you do not scratch
the finish.

More car care tips can be found here….
https://www.autoeducation.com/carcare/wash.htm

Kevin

 

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Posted: 16th January 2006  |  Author: Kevin Schappell  |  Category: Body, Car Care

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