Wash Your Honda Like A Pro With These Tips

Man washing his car

Man washing his carMost people don’t enjoy the physical act of cleaning. That is to say that when people are asked to name their favorite hobbies most leave chores off of their list. This is of course in perfect contrast to the satisfaction we get from our things being tidy. Think about the feeling you get when you walk toward your Honda and see it sitting there sparkling in the sun. Here are a few helpful tips to make sure that feeling lasts all summer long.

Achieve a Deep Clean

First, start by examining the entire exterior of your vehicle. It’s important to understand what needs to be done in full before you start the project. Does your vehicle need a simple wash or a more complete cleaning? The answer to that question will determine what products and tools you’ll need for the job.

Once you’ve decided what products you need to buy or pull out of the garage, make sure you read the label as to how it is most effectively used. Some products aren’t meant to be applied to certain areas and surfaces of your vehicle. Following the product guidelines will also help ensure that your car comes out as clean as possible and saves you the trouble of redoing your work.

This next part is all about the washing process itself. Make sure that you use a cloth, rag or mitt designed specifically for washing vehicles. Using the right cleaning tool protects your car from accidental damage that can occur from scrubbing. But it is also more effective at removing dirt, dust, and grime from your car’s exterior because that’s what it’s made for.

When you do wash your car, it’s vital that you regularly rinse your wash rag. If you don’t rinse your rag you aren’t removing dirt, so you’re spreading it, and even worse grinding it into the paint. It’s important to have a few buckets at your disposal when bathing your car. One bucket is for removing the dirt from your scrubbing device, the other for cleansing it, and the other for re-soaping.

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David Hobbs Honda

Once you’re done washing your vehicle consider giving it a wax or a polish. If you have any questions about this or anything else relating to automobiles contact us at David Hobbs Honda. We’re happy to help!

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