Car Washing

I got this from a friend who spends his weekends (yep 5 to 8 hrs of it) washing and polishing his car. The PW Method to total Car Care which leaves your car in Showroom Condition, and he does this EVERY week for the last 6 months. PW Total Car Care Method

• First shampoo your car for one round.
• When car still wet, use Clay Bar to rub the entire car to remove stubborn dirt particles.
• Then Shampoo thoroughly. Usually I will shampoo 4 rounds here.
• Dry the car with cleaning towels ( Cost me $30 per piece !!!! ).
• Use Polisher to buffer the entire car and clean off immediately. This will remove the protection layer of the car.
• Next use Sealant to "wax" the whole car. Leave it to dry.
• Use Quick Detailer to wipe off the haze form by Sealant.
• Use the cleaning cloth to mop through one more round. Your car will be in Showroom condition.

B-Man's note : and when you take it out for a spin, 1 km later it will rain :) maybe that's why it's called "showroom" condition, cannot take it out for a spin, leave at home.

If you ask me, a total waste of :

(a) money ($30 towels, come on, I don't think I spent that much to wipe my backside even)

(b) water (now we know why Tampines hot spot for mosquitoes)

(c) time (4 rounds of shampoo ... I'm sure there are better things to do on a Sunday)

Better just go for my usual fortnightly $6 Super Deluxe Snow Wash at the petrol station which last a total of ... 5 mins and the car is done, and you don't feel the pain when it rains.

But let's give the man (Mr Pang Wee) credit where credit is due, an "A" for effort, would have given A* but he never mention the interior :) and for all you car fanatics out there, he really swears by that $30 towel, it seems it really works.