How can I wash my car without damaging it?
The proper way to wash your car and keep it in the best condition possible is outlined in these 7 steps.

1. Vacuum: Preserve your car´s upholstery and carpeting by vacuuming often with high powered vacuums. Unlock doors, clean floor areas of snow brushes, clothes, etc. before depositing money. Vacuum ashtrays and trunk too.
   
   
2. Tire Brush: To clean your whitewalls and tires, use the special tire brush. Brush on at low pressure. Brush on a dry tire for best results. See those dingy gray whitewalls turn brilliant white before your eyes.
   
   
3. Pre-Soak: For stubborn road film, heavy dirt, or those who prefer not to use the brush. A heated "film busting" detergent , applied at low pressure, soap cars from the bottom to the top. it´s a MUST for white or light colored cars.
   
   
4. High Pressure Soap Cycle: 100% fresh softened warm water (not recycled as used at many other washes). See how 1,000 pounds (1,250 pounds in super bay) of cleaning pressure removes the most stubborn dirt with absolutely no scratching. Keep the jet spray 12" from your car´s surface. Overlap the spray as you move back and forth as if you were spray painting. You can reach places other types of car washes can´t -and even hand washing misses. Spray at dirty rocker panels and wheelwells, clean behind chrome strips where rust begins and in the wheelwells. If the high pressure soap does not do a satisfactory job, consider using pre-soak or foaming brush before high pressure soap cycle.
   
   
5. Foaming Brush: If you desire additional cleaning power, switch the dial to foaming brush. A super concentrated foam that lubricates the surface and prevents scratching will remove the most stubborn road film. Make sure the car is thoroughly wet before using the foaming brush. Your vehicle should have had heavy dirt and mud removed during the wash cycle. Don´t forget to direct high pressure spray at foam brush head to clean before using.
   
   
6. High Pressure Rinse: Rinse from top to bottom holding the spray pattern as if you were spray painting.
   
   
7. Wax: To preserve and shine your vehicle´s surface. Super hot lemon wax gets places not even paste wax can get to. After waxing, rinse thoroughly. You´ll remove any excess, leaving your car with plenty of silicone wax protection. For a fresh off-the-lot shine, wipe your cars with towels available in the vending area.