The right way to clean your new car

New cars are some of the most exciting vehicles to purchase and own. They give you such a powerful feeling, that it’s no wonder people want their car as theirs for as long they can have it! And when taking care here means keeping up with all aspects from washing off dirt during road trips or keep an eye out for scratches while parking on busy streets at night-all those little touches make ownership worth every second spent maintaining its appearance.

Caring about how your new vehicle looks will not just ensure longevity in terms time but also because doing so gives enjoyment through being able enjoy our beautiful rides more often than not requiring less effort now rather than later.

One of the most important ways to keep your car looking new for years is by following these tips:

Regular Washings

Don’t leave your car unclean! Washing it weekly will keep any dirt or grime at bay and prevent irreversible damage to its finish. Make sure you use a soap that won't be too harsh on the paint, as this could cause scratches more easily from everyday wear-and tear in addition to brake dust rubbing against exposed surfaces of wheels while being cleaned off with just one rag - always clean independently for best results when using products like these so they do not interfere together during application.

Proper Drying Techniques

Drying your car in the sun is a quick, but not so great idea. When water droplets evaporate they leave behind any minerals or dirt it may have had - meaning you really didn't wash your vehicle all that well! Grime and grit will scratch paintwork which makes dulled out appearance opposite what we want for our cars; follow drying with CleanTools' The Absorber to quickly get rid of this problem once and for all. The Absorber is a must-have for any new car owner because it can be used to dry your vehicle after washing and waxing. It absorbs water from the paint like magic, making this product perfect in so many ways!

Quickly Remove Splotches

You might not think it, but these unsightly splotches could be damaging your car. Not only can they become much harder to remove after they dry and set in place, but acids found within their make-up may also cause damage if left unchecked for too long! Use a rag or mitt with mild soap and lots of water (as well as elbow grease) before any hardens onto paintwork - always work from pressure receptors towards outer rim areas where tire marks are more prevalent first).

Take Care of The Inside

There is little point having a glistening exterior if the interior of your car is dirty. Taking care of the interior is just as important. Always use car mats to protect your foot wells. Branded car mats such as these Audi options from Mr Car Mats are designed for specific vehicles. Vacuum the interior of your car regularly.

Steer Clear Of Automated Car Washes

You're eager to show off your new car and keep it looking nice but avoid the urge to take it into an automated washing machine. Many of these machines use detergents formulated specially for stripping away dirt, which also damages paint on cars--not mention those pesky spinning brushes! By hand-washing with lukewarm water mixed in a generic bucket or tub before rinsing thoroughly under cold running taps will help ensure that when you spray wax overtop everything stays clean without any residue build up.