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This is the process I use with Meguiars Wash and Wax for a basic wash: 1) Rinse car thoroughly 2) Dip in soap and use a sponge to hand wash

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This is the process I use with Meguiars Wash and Wax for a basic wash:

1) Rinse car thoroughly
2) Dip in soap and use a sponge to hand wash the whole body
3) Pressure wash (high pressure) using up/down method
4) One more time wash/wax to get everything off
5) Dry with terry towels
6) Apply window cleaner and wipe/tire foam and wheel cleaner wipe
7) Air dry

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