Let’s start with the tools you’ll need to do the best job of washing your Hyundai vehicle, all of which can be purchased from a reputable DIY or car supply store.
For the engine:
- Engine room cleaner
- Cleaning towels or an Air Gun (if you have one)
For the interior:
- Vacuum cleaner
- Cleaning towels
- Interior-specific surface cleaner
For the exterior:
- Car wash soap (not household detergents).
- Buckets
- Sponges
- A big paintbrush
- Cleaning towels
Then, carefully follow these six simple steps:
Step 1: Clean the engine
- For safety when cleaning the electrical components of your Hyundai, we recommend waterless washing
- Spray the cleaner onto the engine and then wait for a while
- Blow the engine cleaner off with an air gun OR wipe it away with cleaning towels
Step 2: Clean the interior
- Remove valuables and carpets from the car’s interior
- Vacuum the floors, floor mats, seats and all compartments
- Also vacuum the door panels and the console
- Wipe all surfaces and clean all vents with your paintbrush
Step 3: Rinse the exterior before a wash
- Rinse the car’s exterior to remove all the large dirt particles first.
Step 4: Soap wash
- Fill a bucket with car wash soap and warm water.
- Using a wet wash cloth, clean the body of the car.
Step 5: Rinse soap away
- Rinse the car with water until it is soap-free.
- Do a final rinse if you’re not sure all the soap is gone.
Step 6: Dry and polish
- Dry the car with a clean chamois cloth.
- Only wipe the windscreen from left to right.
- Then, apply tyre polish.
Pro tip: There are often sets of 4 and 2 in cars (tyres and side mirrors, for example). Clean things in sets, and you’ll save yourself some time.
Conclusion:
At Hyundai, we like to be thorough in everything we do – from perfecting our vehicle designs to manufacturing the tiniest car parts to the highest standard.
It’s why we’ve also added the following car-washing tips, so that you can wash your Hyundai thoroughly and safely, while still keeping it in perfect condition.
- Always ensure that electrical extension cords are kept at a distance to avoid electrocution.
- Try to use a washcloth instead of a sponge. Sponges have a habit of picking up granular dirt that can scratch your car.
- Clean you washcloth after every wash.
- After application, ensure that car soaps and cleaning liquids are removed prior to drying – dried soaps and cleaning material and soaps can cause damage to paint work.
Happy car washing.
Source: Article and image : http://www.hyundai.co.za/hyundai-world/News/carwash/
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