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		<title>Easy auto detailing at home</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 11 Nov 2009 02:59:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Washing the vehicle is such a great sunday lunchtime activity ; sunlight, a bucket of soapy water, a sponge and the garden hose. But what do you do when you want to give it more than only an once over clean? Where do you start and how do you know what to use and where? [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=waxingyourvehicle.wordpress.com&amp;blog=10262393&amp;post=10&amp;subd=waxingyourvehicle&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Washing the vehicle is such a great sunday lunchtime activity ; sunlight, a bucket of soapy water, a sponge and the garden hose.  But what do you do when you want to give it more than only an once over clean?  Where do you start and how do you know what to use and where?  Detailing takes cleaning to the next level, beyond the common wash and wax routine.  Actually, detailing is simply that, paying close attention to all of the details of your vehicle.  The end result can be superb, making your vehicle look like it just drove off the showroom floor and how smashing it feels to drive an in depth car!  So how do you start?  <br /> Use the different nozzle attachments on your vacuum to get into as many places as possible.  Fix any burns or holes in your upholstery employing a fix kit from your car shop.  <br /> The simplest way to do this is to use a can of compressed air to blast away anything that should not be there.  Another couple of good tools to have is a cotton swab and a clean paint brush, they can help get into those really tight crevices.  At about that point, you use an Armor-All type product to put a tiny shine on the dash and consoles.  Now you are prepared to move onto the outside of the vehicle.  </p>
<p> Before you get busy with your soapy water and sponge, patch up any damage to the paintwork to make sure you get a glossy and perfect finish.  You can purchase do-it-yourself paint repair kits that are extremely cheap and simple to use making your automobile look like its brand spanking new when you have finished.  When you&#8217;re washing your vehicle, do not forget to get into all the wheel wells and within the door jams to give it that finished look.  <a href="http://buycarwax.net"><b>Polish the vehicle</b></a> to give it that last gloss ; it also will help to protect the paintwork from further sun damage. </p>
<p><a href="http://www.zimbio.com/Autowaxestips/articles/3FIqeRmKWue/Protect+Your+Car+With+Car+Wax">Protect Your Car With Car Wax</a><br /><a href="http://knol.google.com/k/anonymous/-/33uyvsgsmyqol/5">Automotive Interior Cosmetic Maintenance</a></p>
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		<title>Protect Your Car With Car Wax</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:24:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wax is the primary material to prevent the oxidization of the paint of an automobile. The protecting layer formed by the vehicle wax is just enough to save the paint from oxidization and it cannot form complete protection from all damage, for example bird droppings and scratches from heavy objects. Car wax also gives your [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=waxingyourvehicle.wordpress.com&amp;blog=10262393&amp;post=9&amp;subd=waxingyourvehicle&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wax is the primary material to prevent the oxidization of the paint of an automobile.  The protecting layer formed by the vehicle wax is just enough to save the paint from oxidization and it cannot form complete protection from all damage, for example bird droppings and scratches from heavy objects.  Car wax also gives your auto a natural shine and saves it from harsh environment.  </p>
<p> Though vehicle wax doesn&#8217;t provide complete protection from scratches in any it does make them less obvious which is awfully constructive.  Car wax isn&#8217;t a permanent application and must be reapplied regularly for most satisfactory results.  The life of a high quality automobile wax is three to four months so there&#8217;s a need for reapplication each 3 months.  </p>
<p> Also your car must be clean and dry before you start waxing it.  It&#8217;s a smart move to ensure you buy a non abrasive auto wax so your vehicle doesn&#8217;t get damaged in any way Advisably you should go thru directions provided on the package itself and test the wax on a tiny area first so as to check if it is right for your car.  </p>
<p> While waxing follow a top t bottom approach as it generally considered the bottom panel of the auto are the most dirty.  It is preferable to make a thin and even layer all over the automobile and thick layers must be avoided as due to that the shine is lost.  Only use car wax on the painted, metal bits and avoid touching the rubber, glass and other parts which will get spoilt if wax is used on them.  After trying the wax evenly all over, wait for two minutes before buffing it for a pleasant and glossy look.  </p>
<p>More to read:<br /><a href="http://www.goarticles.com/cgi-bin/showa.cgi?C=2166271">Car Maintenance and Care</a><br /><a href="http://appitson.blogetery.com/2009/11/05/how-to-wax-your-colored-car/">How to wax your colored car</a></p>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 07 Nov 2009 23:44:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Emblems and moldings, wax covered around door edges, we have all witnessed it before. The chalky look tells you the car or truck has been sloppily and quickly polished. If you want to prep the finish like a professional keep reading. To begin, we need to figure how just how dirty the car is. It&#8217;s [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=waxingyourvehicle.wordpress.com&amp;blog=10262393&amp;post=8&amp;subd=waxingyourvehicle&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Emblems and moldings, wax covered around door edges, we have all witnessed it before. <br />The chalky look tells you the car or truck has been sloppily and quickly polished. If you want to prep the finish like a professional keep reading.</p>
<p>To begin, we need to figure how just how dirty the car is. It&#8217;s merely dust from driving then air blowing it down will function to eliminate 80 percent of the surface&#8217;s dust. This product will complete the job accurately, a tiny pancake compressor that you can plug in to a 110 volt outlet.  As a precaution, buy and air blower that&#8217;s got a rubber tip so you won&#8217;t scratch the surface if you bump it on accident. </p>
<p>Never detail your vehicle in the direct sun; if possible do it in a garage or under a carport. The wind blows dust onto the surface when you are detailing outside, so if at all possible it is better to detail indoors. Buy tack cloths for yourself next. The Surgical Blue rag brand is really tacky but it doesn&#8217;t leave a residue that&#8217;s sticky when utilized correctly like a few brands do.</p>
<p>So is <a href="http://buycarwax.net/how-to-do-car-waxing-or-car-polishing-like-a-pro.html"><b>car waxing</b></a> can be hard? Of course no! It&#8217;s ideal to unfold the tack rag so it&#8217;s puffy, approximately half an inch think covering just outside the surface of your hand. As you gently wipe the vehicle this ensures all of the dust is lifted off it. These dusters are intended for the wiping of surfaces before paint is applied so you make out they are a class above.  Make sure you let the cloth do its work. Allow it to glide without using pressure. Two-Four strokes that are as long as you can make them, each time folding the tack cloth so a clean side is always out. Continue doing this until the entire car is wiped. You can get disposable E-4144 Sontera polishing cloths from Dupont. These will not scratch any surface but allow water wiping, polish application and removal. <img src="http://buycarwax.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/black12-300x225.jpg"></p>
<p>It the air blow way and tack rag don&#8217;t do the job since there&#8217;s too much surface dirt you may try wetting down a few Sontera towels and wipe the surface clean. Tearing clothes into three or four pieces in an way that are damp and tack rags.</p>
<p>Wet the towel, but wring it out so it doesn&#8217;t drip.  Once you squeeze the excess water out, the cloth should not drip, or it will leave spots on the finish as well as water streaks. Similar technique is applied as with the tack rag, long strokes but flip the rag more frequently to the side that is clean.</p>
<p>If you wash your car by hand or take it to a car wash, your finish will sustain some scratches.  The water bucket and soap method is visible under low light but not under high light. The Sontera cloths will pick up dirt easily when they are wet.</p>
<p>You must turn the rags to a clean region regularly until your project is totally finished. You will possibly need 3 to 6 sets of cloths. A clean rag can serve the same purpose as the tack rag, by folding the clean rag to a 1/2&#8243; thickness and proceeding to wipe and turn to a clean side until it is not picking up any more dirt. When rinsing out your cloths, be sure to use clean water so you won&#8217;t scratch your car&#8217;s surface. After completely cleaning the car, make sure to tape off all moldings, gaps and emblems to prevent wax or polish from getting into the crevices and making it difficult to remove from these small areas. Just spread it on using your left hand and push it in to place, guiding it with your right hand. If you are left handed reverse that.</p>
<p>3M 05990 hand Glaze isn&#8217;t a wax and only lasts for one to two days. The finish left is a better quality than waxing.  However, it is of little benefit since it is utilized for professional work only.  You can choose whatever wax you want to use for this application. This product is widely used in the refinishing industry since, unlike wax, there is no silicone in it which, if you have issues with a fish eye, can contaminate your paint shop.</p>
<p>Remember that this does not last as long as wax does and the excess is wiped of much easier than extra wax is. Tiny amounts are squeezed onto the Sontera rags about the size of a fifty cent piece is ideal. Using a circle motion, put the glaze on with not a lot of pressure, when you see this you&#8217;ll be able to view how simply an emblem or molding will get buildup in the crevices in comparison to taped regions.</p>
<p>Try to wipe this with the dry cloth till residue disappears. The paint will give off a beautiful reflection. 3M Finesse It part#5929 will remove any stubborn scratches or stains. Buffing by hand takes longer but if you are not using a power buffer, it is your only option. Every option has the same frequency.  This also buffs out a nice finish, which then requires glazing to complete it.</p>
<p>There is a good product called Forever Black that is excellent for tires and fairly easy to find. Unlike other products that leave tires looking shiny and fake, this product blackens the tires and just makes them look like they are brand new.   As paint requires cleansing beforehand so do tires. Using some of cloths previously utilised on the painted surface water wipe them down just time the treads.</p>
<p>For a complete show take off the wheels and begin by cleaning in and out of the treads. No detail is too small for attention, and just one example is that for a show, after detailing the tires, we wrap them in plastic and once the car is unveiled at the show, we cut the plastic away so  every groove of the tire treads are perfect.   While the foam block applicator is being used, liberally spread the tire gel in an even layer over the absorbent tires.  Residue should be removed by wiping with a dry cloth. If necessary, do some touch ups.</p>
<p>These are the ways to succeed. The typical vehicle will take about 2 hours to achieve this, if you are working steadily. If you demand nothing but the best, this is worth it.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[We&#8217;ve seen it before, wax buildup stuck around and in edges of doors, moldings, and emblems. That chalky appearance means that the vehicle has been polished rapidly and sloppily. If your vehicle means a lot to you and you really desire to prepare the finish similar to the professionals, continue reading. Before we go any [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=waxingyourvehicle.wordpress.com&amp;blog=10262393&amp;post=7&amp;subd=waxingyourvehicle&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We&#8217;ve seen it before, wax buildup stuck around and in edges of doors, moldings, and emblems. That chalky appearance means that the vehicle has been polished rapidly and sloppily. If your vehicle means a lot to you and you really desire to prepare the finish similar to the professionals, continue reading.</p>
<p>Before we go any futher with the process, we must determine the size of the clearning job before us. It&#8217;s merely dust from driving then air blowing it down will function to eliminate 80 percent of the surface&#8217;s dust. The job can be done by a small pancake compressor that plugs into a 110 volt outlet. As an added precaution, purchasing an air blower with a rubber tip can help you avoid scraping the surface if you unintentionally bump into it.</p>
<p>Most un-avoidable circumstances only you keep your car in direct sun.  As far as possible you park your car in a garrage or under shade or under a carport.   The wind blows dust onto the surface when you are detailing outside, so if at all possible it is better to detail indoors. The second step is buying tack rags. Surgical Blue bland is material that is extremely tacky but it doesn&#8217;t leave a glue type residue when it is properly used.</p>
<p>So is <a href="http://buycarwax.net/how-to-do-car-waxing-or-car-polishing-like-a-pro.html"><b>car waxing</b></a> can be hard? Of course no! It&#8217;s ideal to unfold the tack rag so it&#8217;s puffy, approximately half an inch think covering just outside the surface of your hand. You can clean off 100% of the dust when you lightly wipe the car after it is finished. Pre-paint cleaning so you know they are the best. Make sure to let the work be done by the cloth. Just let it glide without any pressure. Two-Four strokes that are as long as you can make them, each time folding the tack cloth so a clean side is always out.  Continue all the steps until the vehicle is thoroughly wiped. You can get disposable E-4144 Sontera polishing cloths from Dupont. These won&#8217;t scratch surfaces but will let water wipe, polish application, and exactly correct removal. <img src="http://buycarwax.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/black12-300x225.jpg"></p>
<p>If there is too much dirt on the surface after air blowing and using a tack cloth, then wet down some Sontera towels and wipe the surface clean. Fold 3-4 cloths together in the same way as discussed with the tack rag and dampen them well without tearing them into individual pieces.</p>
<p> Make sure you squeeze the extra water from the cloths so that the cloth is soaked but does not drip. Once you squeeze the product out, there should be no dripping.  If the product does drip out, it will leave water spots and/or streaks on the finish.   Similar technique is applied as with the tack rag, long strokes but flip the rag more frequently to the side that is clean.</p>
<p>You should be very carefull in washing the car or else you will scratch the outlook. The water bucket and soap method is visible under low light but not under high light. Due to the amount of moisture on the towel, the dampened Sontera cloths will pick up the dirt easily.</p>
<p>You must turn the rags to a clean region regularly until your project is totally finished. You will possibly need 3 to 6 sets of cloths. Folding them half an inch thick similar to the tack cloth is ideal and keeping wiping and turning to a fresh side til the cloth doesn&#8217;t pick up more dirt. When rinsing out your cloths, be sure to use clean water so you won&#8217;t scratch your car&#8217;s surface. Once the vehicle is totally cleaned the second step is to mask off all emblems, body gaps, and moldings, for keeping polish and wax from entering and being stuck in the cracks, making it difficult to eliminate. Simply put it on with your left fingers pushing it in place while guiding it with the right.  If you are left handed you should reverse this step.</p>
<p>The 3M 05990 hand Glaze lasts for only 1-2 days. The finish left is a better quality than waxing.  However, it is of little benefit since it is utilized for professional work only.  You will apply the wax you choose using the same procedure. A refinishing company uses certain types of things for certain types of jobs.</p>
<p>Remember that this does not last as long as wax does and the excess is wiped of much easier than extra wax is. Tiny amounts are squeezed onto the Sontera rags about the size of a fifty cent piece is ideal. Apply the glaze with minimal pressure and you will see how simple it is for molding or emblems to get buildup in the cracks versus the taped areas.</p>
<p>Wipe until the residue is gone by using another set of folded dry cloths. The paint will give off a beautiful reflection. If you&#8217;ve got stubborn scratches or stains, you can use the 3M Finesse It part #5929 to get rid of them. If you are not experienced in power buffing, which may be a faster method, you should only use this material by hand. The same way for applying the other methods is repeated here. Glazing to complete the job is necessary, even if the result of the finish comes out admirable after it is buffed out. </p>
<p>There is a good product called Forever Black that is excellent for tires and fairly easy to find. This item blackens wheels so they appear fresh yet it doesn&#8217;t leave them fake or shiny like a few items do. Tires, like paint, require pre-cleaning. When you are cleaning, rub in a downward motion to the place close to the treads using the same cloths you used on the paint surface.</p>
<p>If you want to be very impressive, take the tires off to clean the treads. We take the time to wrap the tires in plastic after they are detailed and we don&#8217;t unwrap them until the vehicle is in the show room so that even the tread grooves in the tire are perfect. While the foam block applicator is being used, liberally spread the tire gel in an even layer over the absorbent tires.  Use a dry cloth to take off any residue. Touch up as necessary.</p>
<p>Following these suggestions will bring you the best results. It will take approximately 2 hours of continuous work to accomplish this with the typical vehicle. If you need to posses the best then this is what you need.</p>
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		<title>Automotive Interior Cosmetic Maintenance</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 06 Nov 2009 20:19:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A rather expensive mode of transportation is a car. A car&#8217;s cleanliness is its first line of defense to protect performance and longevity. Keeping it bright and fresh with a wax finish is a priority. We want to be sure that the car was handled with care. There&#8217;s more to your car than the outside. [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=waxingyourvehicle.wordpress.com&amp;blog=10262393&amp;post=6&amp;subd=waxingyourvehicle&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A rather expensive mode of transportation is a car.  A car&#8217;s cleanliness is its first line of defense to protect performance and longevity. Keeping it bright and fresh with a wax finish is a priority. We want to be sure that the car was handled with care.</p>
<p>There&#8217;s more to your car than the outside. The outside appearance of our cars may look appealing, but is it the same case with the inside?  Keeping the inside clean is just as crucial as keeping the outside clean. After all events,we sit inside our cars for several hours a day as we drive to and from work. Occasionally, we include passengers in our ride.</p>
<p>You may like keeping the outside sharp for appearances, but the inside of your car should be clean for health reasons as well. We all want pure, safe air. Nobody welcomes offensive odors during the trip. We don&#8217;t desire to contact a bacterial or viral infection caused by dust or dirt. </p>
<p>Instead of cleaning your own car it will be more expensive to bring it into a shop and have them do it for you.</p>
<p>If you can clean your car properly you will save alot of cash, because you won&#8217;t have to pay for a pro to do it. You can research the best way to clean your auto yourself. When you clean various areas of the interior, you will learn the correct strokes to use.</p>
<p>Keep you and your car in top shape with regular cleaning. Follow these tips to learn how to clean the interior of your car.</p>
<p>The dirt and grime are sucked away to reveal the true color of your seats and floor. Before you start vacuuming, you must take out large items and trash that are inside your car. While you are finishing up with your cleaning, remember to dump out the ashtray, pick up the floor mats, remove the seat covers, and give the interior a good wipe down and vacuum. Leather seats are easily damaged, so be careful when vacuuming.</p>
<p>Apply and gently distribute cleansers to your car&#8217;s upholstery. You can keep it dry by using a dry cloth. When spray cleaners are unavailable, try ordinary laundry soap. Simply add warm water and stir. Stains and a bad odor will result if you soak the seat with excess water.</p>
<p>Just as carpets should not be soaked in water to avoid mold, some seat covers have special washing directions. Avoid direct sunlight when applying car wax or polish to eliminate drying.</p>
<p>Using a damp cloth, clean the dashboard gently, removing stains and other adhesive marks. Dry it with a clean, soft cloth or towel.  Spray a little plastic polish and then spread it with soft dry cloth Polishing your cars dashboard not only makes it shiny but it also helps to protect it.</p>
<p>Keep your air-conditioner clean from emanating an obnoxious odor. If you have a clogging problem, you may want to check that there is not a build up of any material, such as dirt or leaves. Empty the orifice. To prevent unpleasant scent clean the cowl cover and use antibacterial spray.</p>
<p>In addition, don&#8217;t forget scheduled oil changes. Otherwise unpleasant smells will leak into the interiors. There is an unpleasant odor, particularly when the air conditioner is running. To enhance the smell inside, you could try using an air freshener.</p>
<p>For cleaning and maintaining a good looking car there are many kinds of leading chemical, wax and polishes to choose from. These include Rein Glaze Wax, Metal Polish Cream, Liquid Glass Polish, Chrome Polish, Liquid Car Polish, and the Cleaner Car Wax.</p>
<p>There are so many accessories available for cleaning and maintenance, including brushes, brooms, a variety of fabrics and appliances, often available in multiple sizes as well.</p>
<p>When you park your car out in the open, make sure to cover it with a canvas tarp or cloth so that it is protected from heat and inclement weather.</p>
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		<title>How to wax your colored car</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 05 Nov 2009 20:56:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The glaze on a showroom car is the item that many people want. The mirror finish fascinates people of all ages. There is no doubt that a vehicle waxed by a professional, but you can achieve the same look at home without having to pay for a dear auto detailing. Some brands are average at [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=waxingyourvehicle.wordpress.com&amp;blog=10262393&amp;post=5&amp;subd=waxingyourvehicle&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The glaze on a showroom car is the item that many people want.  The mirror finish fascinates people of all ages.  There is no doubt that a vehicle waxed by a professional, but you can achieve the same look at home without having to pay for a dear auto detailing.  <br /> Some brands are average at best, while costlier brands would possibly not be worth the money.  Stick to nonabrasive waxes for most satisfactory results. Please note &#8211; you have have a colored car &#8211; you should use <a href="http://buycarwax.net/colored-car-wax.html"><b>color car wax</b></a>.<br /> Dry the car fully before waxing.  Avoid washing and waxing your automobile on a hot, sunny day.  If it is bright, ensure you park your automobile in the shade.  </p>
<p> dampen a sponge and squirt a touch of wax onto the damp sponge.  Aim for an amount that equals a tablespoon or so.  In a clockwise rounded motion, rub the wax over each section of the car.  Think of the first&#8217;The Karate Kid&#8217; movie with the&#8217;wax on, wax off&#8217; methodology.  Cover the entire car with the wax and then return to the section where you started.  <br />By this point, the wax should be dry.  If not, a terry cloth towel will work.  In the opposite counterclockwise direction, use small circles to buff the wax off your automobile.  Use a moderate amount of pressure so you are getting all the wax.  <br /> This makes sure you don&#8217;t leave any streaks or wax spots.  After two hours, wax can damage a car&#8217;s's painting.  </p>
<p> If you find a difficult stain or mark that washing hasn&#8217;t removed, waxing often will do the job.  Buff the wax off and repeat if required.  </p>
<p> It just takes a little elbow grease and an hour&#8217;s time.  You&#8217;ll love the end result! </p>
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		<title>The best car wax protection &#8211; how to choose right</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Nov 2009 00:23:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Car waxes and surface polishes are not all the same when it comes to protecting the exterior surfaces of your valuable marine craft, aircraft, vehicle, truck, RV, motorbike or other vehicle. Many different sorts of auto waxes are available in the market and it has traditionally been a genuine task during the past to choose [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=waxingyourvehicle.wordpress.com&amp;blog=10262393&amp;post=4&amp;subd=waxingyourvehicle&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Car waxes and surface polishes are not all the same when it comes to protecting the exterior surfaces of your valuable marine craft, aircraft, vehicle, truck, RV, motorbike or other vehicle.  Many different sorts of auto waxes are available in the market and it has traditionally been a genuine task during the past to choose the right one.  </p>
<p> For nearly 100 years, waxing has been the answer to shielding the luster, color and finish of your vehicle&#8217;s's exterior surfaces, but that is no longer true.  Sadly, the difficulty with waxing is that it only ever offers short lived protection for your vehicle.  While they are not visible to the human eye, paint has pores, just like your skin.  And, after a good baking under the burning sun, solar heat closes those pores and forces out the liquified wax.  These waxes become warm and sticky enough to trap dust, acids and chemicals directly onto your car&#8217;s paint, exactly what they are supposed to keep away!  <br /> To protect your paint with wax, you must re-wax it again and again.  This is an expensive process in terms of time, effort and expense, and nobody wants that!  <br /> Standard auto waxes are of 2 main types ; either natural or synthetic and they are generally available in 3 forms specifically liquids, pastes and sprays.  The most typical substances used in automobile waxes however are vegetable waxes and, more especially, carnauba waxes which are formed from complicated alcohols, hydrocarbons, and resins.  </p>
<p> To summarize temporarily : <br /> Your vehicle is exposed daily to hurt by ultraviolet rays, acids, and oils.  </p>
<p> Car waxes degrade quickly when exposed to sunlight, UV, salts, acids and industrial pollutants.  <br /> As a result, they quickly just wash off in the car wash or in the rain.  <br /> The real question then is&#8217;How do you defend your dear investment without counting on inexpensive waxes that only provide transient protection at best?&#8217; </p>
<p> From technology proved in the aerospace industry comes a paint protection system sure to shield your car&#8217;s's finish for 5 years and keep it wonderfully clean.  This unique PPS technology took over ten years to develop and patent.  Actually, its the sole paint protection system ever awarded a U.S.  Patent and tested to survive over 150 washings!  It&#8217;s even utilised by the US Navy!  <br /> PTFE resists virtually each chemical in the world and provides superior performance in both cold and warm environments.  <br /> if you&#8217;ve ever employed a non-stick frying pan, you already know how slippery PTFE is perhaps because that&#8217;s what makes the pan so slick that eggs slide right off.  The product is equally counseled for application on all sea craft and aircraft.  <br /> the end result is a deep, wet shine that stays stupendously clean and provides an unsurpassed protection level.  When washing is needed, you can simply rinse mud away with a hose!  Between washes, your cars stay far cleaner too!</p>
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