With winter setting upon us and all the construction on Abrams, it’s important to get any concrete and salt off your car as soon as possible if you don’t want it ruining your vehicle’s paint. The best way to do that is to just wash it all off, but heaven help you if you go to an automatic carwash. Some older car washes still use abrasive brushes, which can leave small scratches in a car’s finish. Once your thin clear coat is damaged, often the only way to restore the shine is to repaint the damaged area. Therefore, you should try to always go with a hand wash. You may not notice it now, but years down the road your paint will still shine.
Lakewood Auto Detail started business back in 2004 and since then they have been washing our neighborhood cars and trucks all by hand. You can’t beat the convenience of dropping off your car, heading to lunch, then coming back with it glistening. The guys are friendly and cover just about every nook and cranny of your car. Prices start at $20 and go up for SUVs and waxing, which isn’t bad considering a drive through wash is about $15.
