.Lefteris.
19th January 2009, 16:22
I like to wash them all by myself cars and bikes http://www.srt8.eu/images/smilies/smile.gif
Here is the right way!
1. Pressure wash to remove loose dirt.
2. Soak with snow foam.
3. Whilst snow foam is left to dwel I spray a detergent under the arches & agitate with a soft brush.
4. Pressure wash to remove snowfoam from the body.
5. Spray tyre face with detergent & scrub with soft brush.
6. Clean wheels with Bilberry wheel cleaner & a selection of brushes, I clean both the front & the back of the wheel (inside the rim)
7. Pressure wash wheel arches to remove dirt.
8. Using a small round Swisswax style brush I do the door, bonnet, boot shuts, around the filler flap & around the edges of all the chrome trim, window seal etc using just water & Meg's Shampoo Plus.
9. Wash body using lambswool wish mitt & 2 bucket method, rinse the mitt in the clean water bucket often.
10. Pressure wash off all shampoo.
11. Using my blow drier I blow the water out of all areas where water gathers, this avoids unsightly streaks of water emerging once the car has dried.
12. Dry with a drying towel whilst spritzing the body with a quick detail spray to lubricaate the towel, also dry wheels last.
Here is the right way!
1. Pressure wash to remove loose dirt.
2. Soak with snow foam.
3. Whilst snow foam is left to dwel I spray a detergent under the arches & agitate with a soft brush.
4. Pressure wash to remove snowfoam from the body.
5. Spray tyre face with detergent & scrub with soft brush.
6. Clean wheels with Bilberry wheel cleaner & a selection of brushes, I clean both the front & the back of the wheel (inside the rim)
7. Pressure wash wheel arches to remove dirt.
8. Using a small round Swisswax style brush I do the door, bonnet, boot shuts, around the filler flap & around the edges of all the chrome trim, window seal etc using just water & Meg's Shampoo Plus.
9. Wash body using lambswool wish mitt & 2 bucket method, rinse the mitt in the clean water bucket often.
10. Pressure wash off all shampoo.
11. Using my blow drier I blow the water out of all areas where water gathers, this avoids unsightly streaks of water emerging once the car has dried.
12. Dry with a drying towel whilst spritzing the body with a quick detail spray to lubricaate the towel, also dry wheels last.