2009 Car Care Products Guide

Having all the right cleaning tools and supplies will always help you do an easier job. Your average local automotive stores usually have all the necessities to help you clean your car. Here is a example of what we picked up: wash clothes, sponges, wash buckets, polishing pads and microfiber towels.

Here is a good example of some of the car wash's that are out on the market. There are traditional washes like Mother's California Gold Wash, made for a traditional washing of your vehicle. Eagle One has developed an Easi-Dri wash that does not require any drying after washing your vehicle. If you want to wax as you wash you should try Armor All's Ultra Shine and Wax. To learn about these products surf the web at following links www.mothers.com, www.eagleone.com or www.armorall.com.

Metal Polishes-When it comes times to polishing your aluminum wheels or trim you cannot just use any wax, you should use specific design polishes like Turtle Wax's chrome and metal polish. If you're a traditionalist, Mother's mag and aluminum polish will work on different types of metal including stainless steel. To learn more about metal polishes log onto there websites www.turtlewax.com or www.mothers.com

Wheel Cleaners- Wheel and tire cleaners have progressed from when they were introduced. Eagle One will help keep clean wheels and will help repel brake dust and grime for up to two weeks. Black Magic Titanium Wheel Cleaner is designed for painted or chromed wheels. Eagle One's A to Z wheel cleaner is designed for any type of wheel. Turtle Wax's Ice Wheel and Tire Cleaner comes with an added bonus tire brush to help break loose the brake dust and grime. To learn more log onto their websites www.eagleone.com, www.blackmagicshine.com or www.turtlewax.com

By Saul Vargas

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