How to Buff a Car
Park the car in a shady spot., Place the soap in a gallon-sized bucket., Take a large sponge and submerge it into the soapy water., Move the sponge in circular motions across the body of the car, paying special attention to crevices and cracks that...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Park the car in a shady spot.
Make sure the surface of the car is cool.
This will help prevent soap stains from appearing on the car's surface. -
Step 2: Place the soap in a gallon-sized bucket.
Add water until the bucket is filled and the water is sudsy.
Use only car wash-specific soaps.
Read the soap packaging for the amount of soap to dispense. , Remove the sponge, squeeze out about half of the water, place the sponge on the car and begin washing. , Start at the top of the car and work downward.
Once the car has been completely cleaned, hose off all of the soap. -
Step 3: Take a large sponge and submerge it into the soapy water.
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Step 4: Move the sponge in circular motions across the body of the car
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Step 5: paying special attention to crevices and cracks that may have dirt trapped.
Detailed Guide
Make sure the surface of the car is cool.
This will help prevent soap stains from appearing on the car's surface.
Add water until the bucket is filled and the water is sudsy.
Use only car wash-specific soaps.
Read the soap packaging for the amount of soap to dispense. , Remove the sponge, squeeze out about half of the water, place the sponge on the car and begin washing. , Start at the top of the car and work downward.
Once the car has been completely cleaned, hose off all of the soap.
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