Joe Cooper Ford of Shawnee

Sep 2, 2020
 

You want them, we got them. This week we have four ways to help make your car sparkle and shine this September! Check out our tips below and when you’re ready, get outside and put them to good use before the temperatures drop below zero! And as always, if you need assistance from our team, be sure to reach out at your convenience. We look forward to working with you and we hope to see you soon! 

 

Decontaminate with a clay bar. Our vehicles are often contaminated with things like tree sap, road debris, and iron filings that can hurt our paint and bond to the surface of the clear coat. While these things can’t be washed away, using a clay bar will get rid of these contaminants and give your vehicle a better clean. 

Polish out those swirls. Regular washing combined with dirt, dust, road debris, and ice, can create a ‘spider-web’ appearance in your clear coat. Luckily, these are easy to remove with the right polish. 

Protect and seal. A freshly polished vehicle will need a layer of protective wax to ensure the complete and total protection. Some waxes will give you a deeper shine but won’t last as long. So be careful which you are selecting especially if you live in cold climates. But either way, this protective barrier is super important in keeping your vehicle looking shiny and healthy! 

Wash your vehicle regularly. It’s very important to keep your vehicle on a schedule for regular washes, especially in the fall and winter months when sand, ice, dirt, and more road debris are present. Be sure to spend a little extra and get your vehicle’s undercarriage washed as well. And be sure to wash your vehicle when temperatures are at their warmest in colder months to ensure that your windows and doors do not freeze.