Keep Car Clean

[chachi94]

So after you spent alot of time claying, compouding, polishing and waxing your car. What is the best way to keep it looking as good as u left it? Feed back please

[FUNX650]

So after you spent alot of time claying, compouding, polishing and waxing your car.

What is the best way to keep it looking as good as u left it? Feed back please
IMO: Keep it stored in a: "Clean Room". :dblthumb2:

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Bob

[LRC3]

^^^^^^ took the words right out of my mouth!!

[JMP]

IMO: Keep it stored in a: "Clean Room". :dblthumb2:

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/500/image1001.jpg (http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/90321)


Bob
And do NOT let it out!

[custmsprty]

what they all said :dblthumb2:

[davey g-force]

I was gonna say similar.

If you want the best way to keep it clean after a detail, simply leave it in the garage and don't drive it. :D

[RobertJ34]

^^^What they said

but really its all proper wash and drying technique after that...typically where most swirls and light scratches are introduced into the paint unfortunately.

Find a quality car wash/soap. Rinse vehicle thoroughly. Use a 2BM (two bucket method). Panel at a time. Rinse mitt/wash media well every time. rinse well. Use a quality waffle weave microfiber to dry or to dry in a touchless manner then use the Metro Blaster Sidekick.

Other may have other recommendations. I personally rinse, foam cannon the car, rinse, foam again and use 2BM and use two different mitts. One for lower panels of car and another for rest. Is it overkill? probably...but I do this for fun and as a hobby...I'm no pro..so time is on my side, most of the time