A proper hand wash that goes well past a quick rinse. We clean the wheels and tires, hand wash the paint, clear off bugs and road tar, then lay down a coat of wax so the finish stays glossy and protected.
An exterior detail is a careful hand wash followed by a wax. We start with the wheels and tires, usually the dirtiest part of the car, then wash the body from the top down so we're not dragging grit across the paint. Bugs, tar, and tree sap get worked off, the glass gets cleaned, the tires get dressed, and a coat of wax goes on to leave a clean, glossy finish that beads water.
Paint takes a beating in southeast Alabama — sun, pollen, love-bugs, and the occasional dirt road all wear at the clear coat. Bug guts and sap are actually acidic and will etch the finish if they sit. A regular wash-and-wax lifts that off before it does damage and the wax gives the paint a layer of protection so it stays brighter longer and is easier to clean next time.
Every four to six weeks keeps a daily driver looking sharp. Bump it up after a long highway trip, a heavy pollen stretch in spring, or any time you've got bugs and tar built up on the front end. If water stops beading on the hood, the old wax is gone and it's time for a fresh coat.
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