Hello everyone, the old driver who has been driving for almost 20 years is here to nag again. Today, I would like to share with you some experiences about car washing and maintenance, hoping to help you. Car washing not only makes your car look more beautiful, but more importantly, extends its service life and maintains its performance and safety. Here are some of the key points I summarized for car wash maintenance:
Wash the car frequently. Generally speaking, it is more appropriate to wash the car every two weeks or so. If you often drive in dusty or rainy weather, you can increase the number of times you wash your car. Conversely, if your vehicle has been parked indoors for a long time or is not used frequently, you can appropriately reduce the number of car washes.
Choose the time to wash the car well. It is best to avoid washing the car in the morning or evening in direct sunlight or when the temperature is too high, otherwise water stains and dirt will leave traces on the car paint and affect the appearance. At the same time, avoid washing cars when the temperature is too low or when there is ice and snow, otherwise it will cause water frostbite or freezing cracks and damage the vehicle.
Choose the right tools for washing the car. If you are washing your own car, it is recommended to use professional car washing solution and soft brushes or sponges. Avoid using highly alkaline or abrasive detergents and hard brushes or fabrics to avoid scratching or corroding the car paint. In addition, pay attention to regularly cleaning and replacing car washing tools to prevent the accumulation of dirt and bacteria.
The order of car washing should be regular. Generally speaking, each area should be cleaned step by step from top to bottom and from the outside to the inside. Do not jump or repeat cleaning at will to avoid leakage or waste water resources. At the same time, pay attention to washing off foam and dirt in time to prevent traces left after drying.
Maintenance should be done well after washing the car. After washing the car, you should use a clean towel or absorbent cloth to dry the water, especially in places where water is prone to accumulate, such as door cracks, window cracks, and rearview mirrors. Then, you can use professional waxing agents to maintain the tires to increase the luster and luster. Finally, you should also check whether the tires, brakes, lights, etc. are working normally to ensure driving safety.
The above are some of my experiences on car wash maintenance, which I hope will inspire everyone. If you have any other suggestions or questions, please leave a message in the comment area.