Before washing the car, first soak insect stains and then rinse with water.
Wash with plenty of water.
Use a soft sponge or a cleaning brush attached to the hose.
Do not direct the stream directly at the varnish coating, but only glancingly, washing away dirt.
Wash off the softened dirt from top to bottom with plenty of water.
Rinse the sponge frequently.
Wipe the car dry with a chamois.
Use only good, non-greasy cleaning products, then rinse with plenty of water to remove any residue.
To protect the varnish coating, you can add a preservative to the water.
If you use detergents regularly, add a preservative more often.
Never wash or dry your car in the sun. Otherwise, water stains on the paintwork will not be removed.
Spilled salt especially damages the internal bends, flanges and grooves on the doors and hood and trunk lids. After each car wash, including an automatic car wash, these areas should be thoroughly cleaned with a sponge. Rinse and dry with a chamois.
Attention! After washing, the brakes become damp and the braking effect decreases. Therefore, dry them by braking while driving.
It is not always possible to remove bitumen stains, oil stains, insect marks and other dirt with just a wash. These dirts should be removed as quickly as possible, otherwise they can damage the varnish coating. Then these areas should be covered with a preservative.
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