Hose car first with cold water to remove the road dust

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Hose car first with cold water to remove the road dust. Such dust is abrasive and would damage the paint finish if rubbed. Scrape and flush all dirt you can from the under parts. Never use household soap. Do the washing with a clean sponge or soft cloth , rinsed often. Use a wax cleaner next. This is a most important step in restoring the finish. This will remove a thin film of oxidized paint , as well as dirt and old wax. Washing will protect the finish. Some waxes do not require power buffing. Always clean or wax a car in a shaded spot. Sun will dry the paste or liquid so fast that you can not polish it. Lastly special chrome polishes are available but you can do without them if you have rubbing compound – rubbing compound on chrome will do a good job.

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