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Keeping Your Car in Good Condition from the
Outside
To keep your car in
immaculate condition and make sure it retains
its value, you need to do more than put it
through the car wash every week and have it
serviced on schedule.
You need to groom it regularly and keep
it looking like new. Although hand grooming your
car takes time, you'll find that you get much
better results.
Rinse excess dirt off your car, then soap it
down with a sponge. After washing the entire
car, rinse the soap off and dry the car with a
soft cloth. Drying is important because water
droplets will gather dust and leave spots all
over your car as they dry. These spots are
especially noticeable on dark-colored cars.
Use a bug and tar remover on your car about once
a month. You’ll find many different products at
your car care store for this. Select one that
also polishes your car at the same time.
Regular waxing and polishing keep your car shiny
and protect its finish from damage by sunlight.
Don’t overlook the wheels and tires. Always
clean and shine them. Dirt shows up most easily
on alloy wheels, making them look dull. Wheel
cleaning products will remove the buildup of
brake dust, but if you clean them every time you
wash your car, you’ll only need to use water and
a cloth. To make your tires shiny, a spray-on
tire shine is quick and easy to use. This makes
them look magnificent and also protects them
from the sun.
On other external surfaces, such as bumpers and
the seals around the doors, use a product
designed to protect rubber, vinyl, and plastic
from the sun’s ultraviolet rays.
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