The beginning of the year is always complicated for anyone who owns a car, since they have to pay the IPVA, licensing, insurance, preventive maintenance to travel and also the car wash on the way back from the trip to the beach or to the countryside. Washing your car nowadays costs at least R$30 and can go up to R$100. But if you don’t want to spend a lot of money and help the environment, a good option is to do a dry cleaning.
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The first step to dry cleaning your car is choosing a good product. There are several brands on the market with prices ranging from R$ 20 to R$ 199. We have selected some below: RodaBrill, Jet street, V-Eco Fast, AutoShine, Dry Limp, among others. However, the cheapest products do not come with a washing kit, which includes microfiber towels (they are essential). Even if you choose a more expensive one, know that it will be more affordable than having it washed out, as one product can be cleaned several times.
Application is easy and has no secrets, as most products are already diluted and ready to use. However, the car needs to be in a shady place and with cold bodywork. That said, just spray the product on the vehicle and start cleaning with a cloth from the roof, then the hood, trunk lid, doors, fenders and, finally, the windows. One cloth is used to clean and remove dirt and another for final cleaning, always with microfiber and never with ordinary cotton cloths.
To clean the wheels and wheel arches, use the brush and a long-handled brush. The technique is the same, just spray the product on the brush and pass it on the wheels and on the brush and pass it on the wheel boxes. To finish the dry cleaning service, pass a dry microfiber towel over the bodywork of the car to finish the finish. Pay more attention to the glass, because if the product dries without the owner of the vehicle passing the cloth, it can cause stains.
*With the collaboration Felipe Salomão