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Fill a bucket with a couple capfuls of concentrated car cleaning solution and water (check manufacturer's directions for exact amount of cleaner to use). Wet down the entire surface of the car using a garden hose with a spray nozzle. Dip a sponge or washing mitt into the bucket and start on the roof of the car.
Dust the front panel, dashboard and console. Wipe it down with a microfiber cloth or vacuum away any dirt and grime for a quick fix. To give your dashboard a like-new look, spray nooks and seams with compressed air and wipe it down with a cloth dampened with an all-purpose cleaner like Car Guys Super Cleaner.
Vacuum cleaner is highly useful for cleaning cars. Its compact size and attachments allow you to effectively remove dirt, dust, crumbs, and debris from the car's interior. The nozzle attachments reach tight spaces like between seats and crevice.
Start by vacuuming the surface of the seat to remove any dirt and debris. Then, scrub lightly with a mixture of warm water and laundry detergent. If needed, mix in some white vinegar or baking soda to help deal with tough odors or mold growth. Rinse with cold water and let dry before using again.
Take a microfiber rag and wipe the window from top to bottom. Next, use a microfiber rag and isopropyl alcohol to clean and degrease the window. Spray a generous amount of cleaning solution on microfiber rag. Wipe in an up and down motion and then wipe from right to left.
Run a clean rag or sponge under warm water so that it's wet, but not dripping. Wipe down all the hard surfaces on the inside of your car prior to washing them. This will remove excess grunge from the surfaces of your car and prevent you from spreading dirt to your seats or floor.
Every car is different, but most should have their oil changed every 3,000 miles or three months. New vehicles usually require a change of oil every 6,000 miles or six months. Check your owner's handbook for specific guidelines. Consider a high-mileage oil for older vehicles.
The most common type of brake repair is brake pad replacement. Or, on older vehicles, a brake shoe replacement. Brake pads and shoes are the components of a brake system that generate the friction required to slow and eventually stop your vehicle. They're consumable parts, though, that wear down over time.
Testimonial
There is a very good reason why Waplett has a 5-star rating. Great personality, extraordinarily detailed work, calling, following up, showing up on time, pride in his work, great communicator. My car is 10 months old, and I am NOT exaggerating when I say that it looks better than it did when I bought it new 10 months ago. I will use Mario forever, and refer him to everyone.
"Extremely pleased with the service and quality of work done. I have brought two corvettes into Waplett for detailing. Both cars looked pretty darn good before, but the looked amazing when I picked them up. Ray brought the cars to a whole new level for me. Thanks again Waplett!"
My 11 year old van has been through the ringer with mud from slushy snow in Jackson Wyoming and coffee stained mats from the flimsy coffee cup holders that Chrysler installed....and I do take my dog with me every chance I get. Waplett tackled all of this and more, and when I got my car back I was completely surprised and could not believe how beautiful it looked!! The outside sparkles and shines and the interior, including my horrible carpet and mats were beautifully cleaned!! I keep looking at the vents, the dashboard and all of the interior and I just don't see all the dust that used to be there......it's amazing what they were able to accomplish and it's like I'm driving a different car!
Just want to say thank you for the awesome detailing on my 2005 TL. I found out about WAPLETT MOBILE AUTO DETAILING through Groupon. My car looks like it just left the showroom. I will definetly recommend WAPLETT MOBILE AUTO DETAILING Detailing and return in the future. Thanks again."