Classy Touch Car Wash

As most car owners know, rust is your vehicle’s worst enemy. By regularly cleaning the road grime and debris from your car, you have better odds of catching rust early and stopping it.

If you plan on using a buffer for wax or polish, stay clear of the high-speed rotary buffers. These are so powerful they can burn right through your paint. Leave it to the professionals for those devices.

Want to be green while you keep your car clean? The Mid-America Regional Council recommends you take your car to a carwash. Most homeowners use more water just for rinsing than carwashes do in the combined wash and rinse cycles.

Take advantage of the high-pressure water hoses in your area every once in a while. They do a great job at removing any dirt, salt or any other debris from the hard to reach places.

Unfortunately, leaving your car outside during a rainstorm can leave your car filthier than it was before the rain because of the debris and acid in the raindrops. To keep your car looking its best, it’s often a good idea to wash your car as soon as the rain stops.

All the sticky messes that cling to your car like bird droppings and tree sap can cause severe damage to your car’s finish. A wash can fix the problem, but a wax can help prevent future bird droppings and tree sap from causing damage to your car.

There are many crevices and crooks underneath your vehicle where dirt, salt, and road grime can collect and trap moisture. Over time, this will lead to rust. Auto carwashes are specifically designed to clean the undercarriages of vehicles.

It’s important to remember that not all the auto wash products you can buy at retail stores are necessarily safe to use in your driveway. In some cases, the residue that runs off into your yard could kill or yellow your grass.

If you want to completely remove any leftover wax residue off of your vehicle after applying a fresh coat, simply hose it off and dry! It is actually much easier and faster than trying to rub out any leftover wax.

In a University of Texas study, researchers found the products, tools, and methods used by DIY car washers can, in just one session, create scratches that reduce surface reflectivity, diminish shine, and penetrate as much as one-tenth of the thickness of the paint layer.

We recognize that not everyone gets to commute to work or school in ideal driving conditions each day. Whether you’ve got a shower of pebbles from rock haulers, or the dust from country roads to contend with, our carwash is always available to help wash away your travels.

Want to know an easier way to apply a coat of wax to your car than by hand? Orbital buffers are not only inexpensive but greatly reduce the elbow grease and time needed to apply liquid wax by hand.

Nobody likes scraping off all of those bugs from the front of their car after a road trip. A handy trick is to apply PAM cooking spray to the front of your vehicle beforehand. They’ll come right off!