Professionals typically use a variety of specialized products and equipment to wash cars effectively. Here are some common items:

High-Quality Car Shampoo: Formulated to lift dirt without stripping wax or damaging the paint.

Detailing Clay: Used to remove contaminants from the surface after washing.

Microfiber Towels: Soft, absorbent, and non-abrasive, ideal for drying and detailing.

Wheel Cleaner: Specific formulas to tackle brake dust and grime on wheels.

Pressure Washer: For rinsing off soap and dirt quickly and efficiently.

Foam Cannon: Attaches to a pressure washer and creates a thick foam for pre-washing.

Brushes: Various types for wheels, tires, and bodywork, often with soft bristles to avoid scratches.

Wax or Sealant: Applied after washing to protect the paint and enhance shine.

Glass Cleaner: For streak-free cleaning of windows and mirrors.

Interior Cleaners: For upholstery and dashboard surfaces.

Using these tools and products, professionals ensure a thorough and safe cleaning process that maintains the car's appearance and condition.

What is the best material to wash a car with?

Microfiber Towels, Mitts or Sponge  The material is designed to pick up dirt while still being gentle on the car's finish. While you can get a standard towel or sponge in any size, microfiber “wash mitts” can help attendants clean every nook and cranny of the vehicle.

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