Learn How to Wash and Wax in under 60 minutes
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New Ask A Pro Article with DJ Mayo
Everyone wants great results in the least amount of time. Learn how to Wash and Wax your car in under 60 minutes with Professional Detailer DJ Mayo. He shares with you his exact routine and products involved for top quality results. He uses a lot of Optimum products so it's a great time to stock up with our current sale (25% off Optimum). If you would like to use the same products he did check out our Optimum Wash and Wax Kit. If you have any questions about his process you can ask him directly at the bottom of his article or let me know. Thank you for reading and I hope it helps your detailing routine.
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Everyone wants great results in the least amount of time. Learn how to Wash and Wax your car in under 60 minutes with Professional Detailer DJ Mayo. He shares with you his exact routine and products involved for top quality results. He uses a lot of Optimum products so it's a great time to stock up with our current sale (25% off Optimum). If you would like to use the same products he did check out our Optimum Wash and Wax Kit. If you have any questions about his process you can ask him directly at the bottom of his article or let me know. Thank you for reading and I hope it helps your detailing routine.
Greg @ DI
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In one of the comments below the article, DJ Mayo talks about touchless washes, stating "Sometimes the “foam” that these places use are strong and will strip any previous protection."
I use touchless carwashes most of the time, and once in a while I will wash & detail a vehicle myself. Am I really wasting my hard work the first time I use an automatic carwash? Is there a good way to tell if I've done more harm than good? Long shot: is there any reference that lists what "brands" of touchless carwashes are harsher than others?
I use touchless carwashes most of the time, and once in a while I will wash & detail a vehicle myself. Am I really wasting my hard work the first time I use an automatic carwash? Is there a good way to tell if I've done more harm than good? Long shot: is there any reference that lists what "brands" of touchless carwashes are harsher than others?
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In one of the comments below the article, DJ Mayo talks about touchless washes, stating "Sometimes the “foam” that these places use are strong and will strip any previous protection."
I use touchless carwashes most of the time, and once in a while I will wash & detail a vehicle myself. Am I really wasting my hard work the first time I use an automatic carwash? Is there a good way to tell if I've done more harm than good? Long shot: is there any reference that lists what "brands" of touchless carwashes are harsher than others?
I use touchless carwashes most of the time, and once in a while I will wash & detail a vehicle myself. Am I really wasting my hard work the first time I use an automatic carwash? Is there a good way to tell if I've done more harm than good? Long shot: is there any reference that lists what "brands" of touchless carwashes are harsher than others?
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