vehicle cleaning

Exterior Cleaning

  • Mix soap and water in a bucket according to the instructions on the soap bottle
  • Use a sponge or microfiber cloth to scrub the exterior of the vehicle, starting from the top and working your way down
  • Rinse the sponge or cloth frequently to avoid scratching the paint
  • Spray glass cleaner on the windows and mirrors
  • Wipe the glass cleaner off with a clean microfiber cloth in a circular motion
  • Use a separate cloth for the interior side of the windows and mirrors
  • Use a hose or pressure washer to thoroughly rinse off the soap and water
  • Start from the top of the vehicle and work your way down
  • Make sure to rinse all soap residue to avoid streaks

Interior Cleaning

  • Remove all loose items from the floors and seats
  • Use a vacuum with a hose attachment to thoroughly clean all carpeted areas
  • Pay special attention to crevices and under the seats
  • Spray interior cleaner on a microfiber cloth
  • Wipe down surfaces such as door panels, armrests, and cup holders
  • Repeat until all surfaces are clean and shiny
  • Use a dashboard cleaner specifically designed for the material
  • Apply cleaner to a microfiber cloth and gently wipe the dashboard and console
  • Buff with a clean dry cloth for a streak-free finish

Undercarriage Cleaning

  • Make sure to thoroughly spray all areas underneath the vehicle
  • Focus on areas with heavy dirt or debris buildup
  • Adjust the pressure settings as needed to effectively clean
  • Apply the degreaser to the undercarriage, focusing on greasy areas
  • Allow the degreaser to sit for a few minutes to break down the grime
  • Scrub stubborn areas with a brush if necessary

Tire and Wheel Cleaning

Final Touches

  • Carefully cover any electrical components with plastic bags or plastic wrap
  • Spray engine degreaser onto the engine bay and let it sit for a few minutes
  • Use a brush or sponge to agitate the degreaser and remove dirt and grime
  • Rinse the engine bay thoroughly with water, being careful to avoid electrical components
  • Dry the engine bay with a microfiber towel
  • Apply a protectant to rubber and plastic components in the engine bay

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