Use a non-detergent soap, or a mild liquid dish soap. · Always wash your car in the shade, with cold water. · Always start washing your car from the top down.

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Oct 2, 2020 · Give it a final wipe down with a rag or sponge dipped in distilled or reverse osmosis water. The new car washes have a setting for spotless ...

Spray the area with water to remove any loose debris. · Spray the area with alcohol-based window cleaner or a solution of 50% alcohol and 50% deionized water and ...

Jul 22, 2023 · My advice is use turtle wax seal and shine. Buy some microfiber towels. Buy a wash bucket. Buy some decent car shampoo. Wash and dry the car. In ...

Sep 3, 2019 · My first step is always with a waterbased cleaner like SPI 700. Spray it on the panel or area taking care to completely cover the area then wipe ...

Be sure to use an automotive wash and never household cleaners or dish soap – they can strip away wax and leave your paint exposed to UV. Work from the top down ...

Wash the car weekly. · Wax the finish at least twice a year. It's a misconception that car paint can stay pristine without regular waxing. · Schedule annual ...

Work in small areas, apply medium pressure and allow the liquid to do the work. Follow the directions on the product and buff to a shine. Once you have the ...

Jun 4, 2011 · If the car has swirls or haze from oxidation, bird do, or water spots, use a light polish like The Wax Shop Safe Cut swirl and haze remover. Use ...