Jim Parsons

Why Car Cleaning Matters: A Guide to Interior and Exterior Care

When it comes to car cleaning, you should know there are some specific tricks about interior and exterior cleaning. The essence of the washing process of the exterior of the vehicle lies in the removal of contaminant particles from the surface and transferring them in detergent. After pouring the car with water only, on the surface you will see dirt that is so firmly rooted in the paint that even water washing unit with pressure above 100 atmospheres can not remove it. If you wipe the surface with a sponge or cloth, you will achieve better results.

If we pour the car with water, then with car shampoo and then wash it, the dirt is likely to remain. It needs some help from our hands to rub the surface and remove the dirt. With any contact with the painted surface (either in handwashing with a sponge, cloth, brush or mechanical washing with brushes or so-called "contact less" washing) it is impossible to avoid micro damages of the coating of the abrasive action particle mud and sand. Just the source of influence is different - cloth, brush or water pressure.