Wash And Wax: Add Shine And Protection To Your Paint

1. Thoroughly Cleaning wheels, tires, and fenders.

2. Hand washing the vehicle that include the gas cap, door jambs, and removing dirt and bugs from the front end.

4. Applying a layer of sealant of Chemical Guys Hydroslick to all the painted surfaces by machine for shine and protection. 

3. Chemically decontaminated the paint with iron remover and also clay bar to remove containments that cannot be removed by just a wash.  

6. Cleaning the exterior windows to give you a streak-free window

5. Dressing the fenders, and tires to make them shine and touching up final details. 

If you would like a more In-Depth Process you can click here. 

If you like a thorough cleaning on the interior of your vehicle for a complete transformation, then you can check out our Full Interior Cleaning Service. This a great service to cleaning everything in your interior to the best condition possible. That way, your exterior and interior would look amazing! 

How long will the wax last?
It’s all depends how you store your car. If it’s garaged at work and at home 80% of the time, then it can last between four to six months. If you have your car sitting out in the sun, cold, and rain 100% of the time, then maybe you can get three months out of it.

Also, if you wash your car with dish soap, then you’ll start stripping the protective layer of wax off your paint.

Do you need access to water?
If we’re working at your home location, then if possible, we’ll use the water spigot you have. 

Does this remove scratches from my paint?
Applying a wax will hide the micro-light swirls and scratches in your paint. They’re essentially “filled in” with the wax which creates more shine. So technically it does hide the reallllly light scratches, but it does not actually remove any of them.

Nonetheless, your paint will look much glossier because the wax creates a more “flat” surface.

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