The Wash Process
First I start by rinsing away any loose dirt, mold, overgrowth or mildew from the vehicles paint, windows, wheels etc. Then I cover the vehicle in a Pre-wash snow foam to further loosen any contaminants, while I leave the snow foam to dwell for approximately 5-10 minutes I go around the vehicle with a Detailing brush to agitate any harder to reach places that the snow foam or pressure washer couldn't reach. Then moving onto the wheels and tyres, properly cleaning and decontaminating them. Doing all of this before putting the Wash Mitt to the paints surface, This is crucial to help prevent swirl marks and scratches. Most car washes use the same dirty wash mitt in the same dirty contaminated water they used on a 4x4 ahead of you in the que, and then transfer all of those contaminants onto your paint, pushing it all over your paints surface leaving it with swirl marks and scratches ruining the look of your vehicle! After thoroughly rinsing off the Pre-wash snow foam I apply another thick sudsey snow foam and THEN use my Wash Mitt on the vehicle from top to bottom, but in between cleaning panels I remove contaminants from my Wash Mitt in a rinse bucket using a gritt guard to ensure I'm not pushing any dirt I'm removing from the vehicle back onto the paint causing scratches and swirl marks. That as a whole is the Wash Process and what sets me apart from other valeters and car washes!
