Bottom line
is--clean equals green, 
the kind of green folding stuff you'd like to
have more of in your hands.
Remember that
buying a car is probably the second largest purchase you'll make after a house
-- and like any major investment, it should be maintained to keep its trade-in
value as high as possible. A brand new car that hasn't been cared for will look
OK for a couple of years, but lack of maintenance will rapidly begin to show
after that. If you're buying (or have bought) a used car, think of your own
experiences. Aren't you much more inclined to pay more for a vehicle that has
been well maintained and shows pride of ownership?
Rain, Rain, Go Away
What's the
absolute worst enemy of your vehicle's finish? Tree
sap, tar, road salt, bird droppings and even that
nail found by your six-year-old all pale in comparison to the scourge of acid
rain. It causes deterioration of our environment and it attacks the vehicles
that contribute to the deterioration of that same environment. Poetic justice,
perhaps, but acid rain -- industrial pollutants including nitrogen oxides and
sulfur dioxide when combined with moisture in the air -- can eat right through
the clearcoat of your vehicle's finish down into the base coat color.
Unless you've
been sending your dollars to the "Wash Away Acid Rain" fundraising
campaign, there is, as of this moment, no cure for acid rain damage to your
vehicle. There are, however, ways of minimizing damage through prevention and
restoration. You can learn more about these by reading our Book Review
section and by reading through our product maintenance tips on our website.
Contact us via email, fax, or phone to learn how you may purchase all of the
products used in our detailing business. We will gladly answer any questions
that you may have or help you start your own business or become a distributor.
