It
is recommended to wash your vehicle at least once a week to keep dirt and other
pollutants from damaging the paint surface. Care needs to be exercised when
washing your vehicle with a car washer pump to prevent scratching the paint. When you are preparing for a
car wash you will need a bucket, car sponge, chamois cloth and car-care wash, and a hose. Avoid using dishwashing liquid because it contains ingredients that
are not suitable to wash your car. Before you start washing, you should focus
on a suitable car wash pressure pump to make the water flow more effectively in
cleaning. You can use a single or double-cylinder car washer pump. A single cylinder is suitable for smaller
cars while a double cylinder effectively cleans heavy-duty vehicles and larger
cars.
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It
is always best to wash your car in the shade to avoid water spots from forming.
This happens when a wet car quickly dries in the sun. Begin to hose the entire
car before using the soapy sponge to remove dirt. This is important because the
water will remove any loose dirt on the paint's surface that could otherwise
scratch your car.
Start with roof
Wash
from the roof of your car in descending order. It does not matter what side
you start from, be sure not to wash the rims and tires with the same cloth.
This could cause cross-contamination and when you are finished washing with the
car washer pump spray off the soap.
Using a separate cloth wash the surface of the rim and in between the rim
design. For the tires, use a scrubbing brush; which is a hard bristle brush
made of synthetic material. This is great for getting off hard stains from your
tires.
Tyres
When
you are spraying the tyres; vigorously spray the inside of the wheel well where
dirt tends to cake. Continue spraying the underside of your vehicle as far as
you can reach and be careful not to let water enter the exhaust pipe. Believe
it or not, car owners use the hose to clean the car’s muffler because of the soot
that had accumulated around the tip. It ended up costing him a new exhaust
system.
Drying
It
is now time to dry your vehicle. Use a microfiber cloth because absorbs water
pretty well. Start drying by clearing off the excess water in a top-to-bottom
motion which resembles moving in a straight line. After every sweep, wring out
the cloth and repeat until all excess water is removed. Dry your car with an up-and-down motion to see moisture gradually disappear from the surface. Open the
trunk, the hood, and all the doors to dry the inside and leave it open to air
dry. Wash out the cloth and finish up by drying the windows. Now stand back and
admire the freshly washed car.
