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Many people who own cars want to keep it in the best possible condition even after years since it was bought. If you are one of these people, you know well that you need to ensure your vehicle is properly taken care of, not just via maintenance but also through regular car washing.

With the right accessories & in some easy steps, you can give your car the best car wash all by yourself. First, begin with a quick hose down of your vehicle to remove most of the dirt stuck to it. The next step involves soaping the roof with a quality brand of car wash shampoo.

You must never use any of the utensil detergents just because they work well on your utensils. They can cause abrasion of car surface & leave your car devoid of its real lustre & shine. There is a big range of car cleaning products available in the stores, but you must select only the best ones.

The sponge that you are using should be fairly clean and not much used up, otherwise your car will become dirtier with additional grime from the sponge. You should use micro fibre mitts to make sure that you don’t wear away the gloss with your rubbing.

Once you are through with the roof, you will need to repeat the procedure with the side surfaces, the rear & the hood. After you have applied soap to every inch of your vehicle to your satisfaction, take the hose again and remove all the soap from the body of the car thoroughly. However, your work is still not complete as you have to give a final touch to the car.

Letting your vehicle stand in the sun after a hose down will result in water marks to remain on the surface. Therefore, you should use a piece of chamois leather to wipe it properly so that it sparkles with a new found lustre.

The outcome of your efforts is certain to be a shiny looking vehicle & a lot of satisfaction from all the difficult work and results reaped.

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