TECHNICAL INFORMATION
		Never work on a hot car Inside or out, the car needs to be cool to the touch before detailing.  If the car has been running or if it’s in the sun, pull it into the shade and let it cool.
		Start with the interior Wash your car once a week.  Even if you park in an open-air garage or carport, washing will remove surface dirt and debris.  Use quality automotive products, never household detergents or dishwashing soap.
		Wax on, wax off. Waxes and polishes are meant to provide a barrier against the elements, but they also make the car look good.  Use them sparingly, and apply them with a dry foam pad or 100 percent cotton terry towel in a linear manner, front to rear, one panel at a time.  Any swirl marks left behind will be less noticeable.
		To extend the time between polishing, go over the surface lightly with a car duster to remove dust without scratching.  Quick detailing spray waxes can be used for that "show car" shine, but remember that they’re not a substitute for regular waxing.  Generally, the easier the product is to apply and remove, the less it protects the finish.  A quality car cover is also a good idea, especially if your vehicle sits outside most of the time.
		How to clean your vehicle.
		Clean with soap and water.   Clean the wheels before treating the tires.   Don’t forget to apply tire protectant to your spare tire to protect it from ozone damage.   Long-handled Q-tips dipped in rubbing alcohol are an effective way to clean dirt and grime from   hard-to-reach places, such as air vents.   Use a soft toothbrush to remove wax from around emblems and from light lenses.   Use 100 percent cotton terry towels to dry your car.  Any polyester fibers can cause small scratches in your finish.  A good quality chamois works well but can remove some of your waxes or polishes. Following these steps will help your car have a professional-looking finish.
		How to aim headlights
		For older vehicles, Left headlight is straight ahead and 1-2 degrees down and the right headlight is to be 1-2 degrees down and 2-3 degrees to the right. The vehicle should be 35 feet from a wall and close to if not level.