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Do's and Don'ts for Washing Your Car at Home

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A good wash will not only keep your car looking shiny and new, but it will also protect it from dirt, grime and other contaminants that can damage the finish. If you're going to wash your car at home rather than run it through the car wash, there are a few things you should keep in mind. The best car dealership at the Lake of the Ozarks has put together a list of do's and don'ts for washing your car at home. Car Washing Do's  1. Use cleaning products that are designed specifically for washing vehicles. While there may be some common household cleaners that you could use, many of those cleaners you have lying around can actually damage your cars finish. Those cleaners specifically for vehicles have a chemical balance that removes dirt and grime without affecting the paint. Be sure to thoroughly read the instructions for the product you choose as well. 2. Give the vehicle a thorough pre-rinse before you begin washing it. Spraying the vehicle down first can hel...

Washing Your Car Is More Important Than You Thought!

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We don't know about you, but all of us at Hulett Chevrolet Buick GMC love getting our cars washed! There's something incredibly satisfying about cruising around in a sparkling clean vehicle. Having a clean car is great for aesthetic reasons, but did you know that washing your car serves several other purposes as well? 1. Increase Your Car's Value On a daily basis, cars are subject to all kinds of wear and tear. Road salt, dust, bird droppings, bugs, acid rain, and sun damage are only a few of the things that can cause damage to the paint on your car. Washing your car regularly will keep your paint and exterior surfaces in great shape, which will help keep your vehicle's value high for when you decide to sell or trade it in. 2. Save Money Not only will keeping your car clean yield a higher resale value in the long run, it will also eliminate the need for costly repairs. Did you know that some natural elements, such as bugs and bird droppings, contain acidity tha...