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Washing the car by Hand!

  1. Preparation:

  • Gather your supplies: hose, buckets, foam gun, microfiber mitt, and drying towel.

  • Position your car in a shaded area to prevent water spots.

  1. Rinse to Remove Grime:

  • Start by rinsing the entire car with a hose or pressure washer.

  • Focus on areas like wheel wells, bumpers, and mirrors.

  1. Foam and Brush the Nooks and Crannies:

  • Use a foam gun to apply soapy foam to the car’s surface.

  • Pay attention to crevices, door handles, and other hidden spots.

  • Gently brush these areas with a soft brush to dislodge dirt.

  1. Rinse Again:

  • Rinse off the foam thoroughly to remove any remaining dirt.

  • Ensure all nooks and crannies are clean.

  1. Two-Bucket Method:

  • Fill one bucket with clean water (for rinsing) and another with soapy water (for washing).

  • Start from the top (roof) and work your way down.

  • Wash one panel at a time, using the microfiber mitt.

  • Rinse the mitt in the clean water bucket before dipping it back into the soap.

  1. Towel Dry:

  • Use a high-quality microfiber drying towel to gently dry the car.

  • Pat the surface rather than rubbing to avoid swirl marks.

  1. Blow Dry Hidden Areas:

  • Use a blower or compressed air to remove water from nooks, grannies, and tight spaces.

  • Dry areas around side mirrors, door handles, and emblems.

  1. Final Touch:

  • Take your car for a drive to enjoy the fresh, clean feeling.

  • Admire the brand-new look!

Remember, regular hand washing not only keeps your car looking great but also helps maintain its value. Happy driving! 🚗✨





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