Car Washing - Clean Your Car's Windows and Dress the Tires
Get the latest Flash player
How to Wash a Car
Car Washing - Preparing Your Car
Washing Your Car
Car Washing - Rinsing Your Car
Car Washing - How to Clean Your Tires and Rims
Car Washing - How to Dry Your Car
Car Washing - How to Vaccum and Clean Your Car's Interior
Car Washing - Clean Your Car's Windows and Dress the Tires
Diagnosing Common Car Problems
Car Problems - Brake Light Is On or Noisy Brakes
Car Problems - Oil Light Comes On While Driving
Car Problems - Temperature Gauge Running Hot
Car Problems - Steering Wheel Wobbles at High Speeds
Car Problems - Uneven Tire Wear
Car Problems - What Do the Different Dashboard Lights Mean?
Car Problems - What Do the Other Dashboard Lights Mean?
How to Improve Gas Mileage
Improving Gas Mileage - Tires
Improving Gas Mileage - Wheel Alignment
Improving Gas Mileage - Clean Air Filter
It all started in my early teens washing cars in the back of my fathers barber shop. After eight years in the United States Secret Service, I made an unsuccessful run for the United States House of Representatives in 1980. In 1981, I decided to start my own business, Pro Clean of Tysons Corner, Inc. After 26 years of success, we are still washing and detailing cars from Volkswagons to Rolls Royces and have grown to be one of the largest detailing businesses in the Washington DC area. “It takes more than a bucket and a hose to clean a car”, Washingtonian Magazine, 1986
Car Washing - Clean Your Car's Windows and Dress the Tires
Mike Daiuto from Pro Clean demonstrates how to clean your car's windows and dress the tires.
Transcripts
Hi, I am Michael, Pro Clean of Tysons Corner. Now, that weve got the car washed, tires and the rims, the body, weve got the inside vacuumed, weve dusted down and everything. Now, we are going to do one of the final touches, were going to get the windows clean.
Very simple again, Windex store brand, very cheap, very inexpensive. I would like to give it a little shake. We use lint free towels, you can use paper towels, and some people use newspaper, whatever suits you to do it. Check your window first, make sure there is nothing on there. If you have something on there, get a razor blade, it will come right off, dont scratch the window obviously. So, you dont need very much. The more you put on there, the more streaks you are going to get off, the harder it is to get it off.
Just a nice quick wipe in, I usually go over one time and you give it a good wiping and then with my towel, I take my fingers, stick them in the edge of the towel and walk around the corners. All the way around the corners like that, so you get all the corners, make sure you get your mirrors and all the edges. Again when, you do the front windshield, make sure you get the windshield wiper blades up. Doing the insides, the same thing, exact same thing on the inside of vehicle. When you do the inside, make sure you get the interior mirrors. Put the sun visor down and get the mirrors inside the sun visor. Thats pretty much how we do it, doing the windows and everything.
Final touch and then car is done. Basic wheel dressing most of you know what is armor oil, you can buy it in cans, you can buy it in pump sprays. Goes very easy on the rubber, give it a nice little coat, overtop come back and forth like that. It will dry by itself. Thats it youve just washed a car.
How to Green Clean a Bathroom
How to Clean and Protect Your Deck
How to Spring Clean with Feng Shui
How to Clean Silver
How to Clean Your House Like a Professional
Bike Care - How to Clean Your Bike Chain
Olympic Weightlifting-Clean & Jerk
How to Clean Gutters
Cleaning Gutters-Clean around the Downspout

Car washing by handydame at 01/20/11 04:40AM Flag
I usually use a chamois because you don't have to rewash it to the same extent as you would a towel. Otherwise, you've got some pro tips in there that I will use.
RE: series of video by rkresha at 05/08/08 05:34PM Flag
Excellent review plus all the details that make all the difference. Thanks so much for sharing!!
(Add Comment)