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April 5, 2019 By competenow Uncategorized Comments Off

The Benefits of Spring Cleaning Your Car

The days are getting longer, the last of the snow is starting to melt away, we don’t want to jinx it, but it seems like spring is finally here! Something about the change of seasons and getting out of that winter-funk always motivates people. You see more people out-and-about, walking their dogs and exercising. You clean up your house and get rid of that clutter that’s been building up all winter. And most importantly, you get your car ready for those summer days of going to the beach and driving around with the windows down! To get the most out of your car in the summer you have to start preparing in the spring. Let’s go over all the benefits of spring cleaning your car!

Exterior

We’ll start out by talking about what experiences the biggest beating during the harsh winter months, your car’s exterior. Right now, your car is probably covered in a layer of white, wintery dust. This layer is made up of road salt, dirt, mud, and all sorts of contaminants. Not only is it not a great look for your car, but it can also damage your car if you didn’t winterize your vehicle beforehand. We covered how and why you should winterize your car in a previous blog if you need a refresher of what it entails!

To get rid of all the winter remnants you’ll want to take your car to a professional car wash. A professional car wash will give your vehicle a much more thorough clean than if you were to do it yourself, and it will get all those hard to reach places under the car that you wouldn’t even think to clean.

Waxing & Clay Treatments

While you’re at the carwash getting your car cleaned you should also consider getting a wax and/or clay treatment. A clay treatment is the only thing that is guaranteed to get all the winter remnants off, and a wax will protect it from any summer contaminants.

Summertime in New England is like one big construction zone. It seems like every street you go down there’s road work going on. Well, all that dust and dirt flies right off the road and directly onto your car, which can really damage your exterior if you aren’t protected by a wax coat. Other things like bugs getting smushed onto your car, and then getting left to bake in the sun can also cause damage. Getting a fresh coat of wax on there will protect your paint from these things, and on top of that give it a beautiful shine!

Don’t Forget the Interior!

After a long winter, your interior is probably covered in road salt, sand, dirt, and may even have some water damage. That being said, springtime is the perfect time for a good scrub. Take your floor mats right out of your car and give them a nice shampoo. While they’re out, give your entire car a good vacuum. Vacuuming without the floor mats will allow you to get every single nook and cranny. Or, save the hassle and time it will take for you to clean your interior yourself and let us help you out! You’ll be in and out and no time and your interior will be looking good as new.

If you want even more protection for your car’s interior, ask about our Gtechniq treatment. Gtechniq is a product that we apply to the floors and/or seats of your car that acts as a protective shield and completely waterproofs your surfaces. This treatment is perfect to get right before summer so your interior will be protected from water damage when you’re coming from the beach or pool and have to sit in your car. It’s available for both fabric and leather interiors.

There truly is nothing better than riding around town on a warm day, with your windows rolled down and your car sparkling clean. So, schedule your detail today to beat the big springtime rush and get your car ready for the summer!

February 7, 2019 By competenow Uncategorized Comments Off

Professional Car Wash vs. Self Car Wash; Which is Better?

How often do you go for a car wash? Most car owners don’t wash their car nearly as much as they should. If you want to keep your car’s condition as close to perfect as possible, we suggest doing it once every other week. It may sound unnecessary, especially during winter weather when it seems like your car is just going to get dirty again the next day, but it is vital. The best way you can get your car clean is at a professional carwash. If you’re not convinced just yet, we have highlighted the top 4 reasons why you should go to a professional car wash rather than wash it yourself!

Road Salt

Speaking of things damaging your car’s exterior, let’s talk about your car’s worst enemy: road salt. Road salt will cause more damage to your car than any other outside element, and if you’re living here in New England, it’s impossible to avoid. Take one look at the cars you drive by every day during the winter, chances are a lot of them are covered in that wintery white dust. Not only can road salt damage your paint and exterior, but it can also cause significant damage to your vehicle’s undercarriage. The only way to truly keep your car safe from road salt is to go to a professional car wash. A professional car wash reaches all the places underneath your car that you’ve never even thought about cleaning!

Prevent Permanent Damage & Preserve Value

Washing Your car by hand can be a lot riskier than you think. Using the wrong kind of soap or sponge can cause a lot of damage. Many people think that using household dish soap to wash your car is okay, but that is not true. Using any kind of soap that is not specifically made for cars can strip the clear coat from your car and cause permanent damage. The same thing goes for the brush or sponge you use. Using one that’s too rough can create thousands of tiny scratches on your car’s exterior which will only get worse and worse as time goes on. Once the washing is done, many people don’t realize that they then have to dry their car. Leaving water on your car’s surface that is full of the chemicals and minerals you used to wash it can create water spots, and let’s face it, the last thing you want to do when you’ve just finished cleaning your car is to go through the trouble of wiping every inch of it dry. At a car wash your car is blasted with our very powerful blow dryers that will dry your car better than any rag ever will! Professional car washes are made to avoid all of these problems and keep your car sparkly-clean and damage free.

Better for the Environment

When it comes to washing your car yourself or bringing it to a car wash, bringing it to a car wash it much better for the environment. Unlike driveway washing, professional carwashes have proper draining systems to keep harmful chemicals and dirty water from disrupting nature and have calculated the exact amount of water and soap that is needed to wash a car to minimize waste. Some car washes even recycle their water!

Save Money

Some people believe that things are cheaper when you do it yourself, but when it comes to washing your car that’s false! Instead of spending money on the right kind of soap, sponges’ brushes and rags, and the extra expense on your water bill, when you go to a car wash you are just charged one flat rate, and we promise you will get more bang for your buck. And, you can save even more by purchasing a wash book from us!

Going to a professional car wash saves you time, money, and is safer for your car… what more could you ask for?! So, the next time your thinking about dedicating half a day to wash your car yourself, just remember these few things and come pay a visit to us!

December 13, 2018 By competenow Uncategorized Comments Off

How to Prevent & Remove Water Spots on Your Car

Compared to rust, tree sap, tar and other chemicals that contaminate your car’s paint, water spots may seem like no big deal, but in fact, they are just as harmful, if not more. You may not realize it, but water is full of contaminants, pollutants, and debris that can very easily damage your vehicle. We’re going to go over how water spots are caused, how you can prevent them, and how you can get rid of existing ones!

Types & Causes

In simple terms, a water spot occurs when contaminants in a droplet of water dry on your car’s surface, there are a few different types depending on what was in the water and how it dried. Here are the three different types of water spots:

Hard Water Spot: These are the most common types of water spots and are sometimes known as “hard water spots.” Hard water spots are mineral or dirt deposits that lay on the surface of your car’s paint. They can occur when tap water, that is very rich in natural minerals, sits on your car’s surface for long periods of time. This happens when you wash your car with a hose and do not completely dry it off after, or when your parked car is being sprayed repeatedly by a nearby sprinkler system. When he drops dry, they turn into a dry-chalky substance that is difficult to remove.

Bonded Mineral: Bonded Mineral water spots are a little more severe than hard water spots. Bonded mineral water spots are caused by water droplets that have a higher concentration of minerals, which make them more difficult to remove. The minerals bond to the surface of the car and can sometimes even corrode to the clear coat of your car’s paint. Some can even leave small stains or make your car’s paint look dull even after removal. Bonded Mineral water spots are most commonly caused by acid rain with high amounts of nitric and sulfuric acids.

Etching: Etching water spots occur when water droplets dry onto your car from being heated by the sun. They are essentially “baked” onto your car’s surface. Etching water spots are the most difficult water spots to get rid of, and if handled the wrong way can cause major permanent damage to your car.

How can I get rid of water spots?

The difficulty of removing water spots ranges a lot. Sometimes all you need is to run your car through a good carwash. We really want to stress the fact that you should go to a professional carwash instead of trying to wash them off yourself because washing your car on your own could be the reason you got them in the first place! Our professional carwashes have powerful blow dryers that will dry your car off better than anything else. And then, if you get out of the car wash and realize the spots are still there just ask one of our professional detailers! They’ll be able to tell you exactly what kind of water spots they are and how we can get rid of them.

Seeking out professional help is always the best answer when taking care of your vehicle. For the most stubborn water spots, water sanding may be necessary, and as we mentioned before, trying to do this yourself or finding some online hack to get rid of the spots could cause irreversible damage to your car.

How can I prevent water spots in the future?

The absolute best way you can protect your car from water spots is with a wax. A wax coating acts like a barrier that protects your car from all outside elements and contaminants. Here at Pro-Wash our clay bar treatment is our most bulletproof waxing service. The clay bar will thoroughly clean your car surface of any existing contaminants and then will continue to protect it from any new contaminants latching on in the future. No matter what touches your car’s surface, your paint will remain in clean, perfect condition underneath the wax layer.

If you have stubborn water spots on your car, come on in and let us take care of them. Or if you just want to give your car a little extra protection, come in and get a clay wax! This time of year is the perfect time to get one right before the harsh winter weather gets here! Call us at 603-964-7291 or schedule an appointment with us online!

November 5, 2018 By competenow Uncategorized Comments Off

It’s Time to Winterize Your Car!

Us New Englanders know how harsh winter can be and it’s equally harsh on our cars. From slippery roads to frozen windows, operating your car in the winter can be a hassle. However, there are a few precautions you can take to winterize your car and make sure you end the season with the same shiny, clean car you started with! Preparing your car for winter will protect it from any unnecessary damage and hopefully make this winter a little more bearable!

Protect Your Interior

Your car seats and interior also take a hard hit in the winter. When you get into your car, wet with snow and sleet, your car seat fabric is bound to get water stains. Even worse, if there’s moisture in your interior when cold weather hits it can freeze and begin to crack the material. You may be thinking “Well that’s why I got leather seats! Everything wipes right off!” But in fact, leather can suffer some serious damage in the winter as well. To keep your seats protected you need to get your interior treated by a professional before winter. We use products that will completely waterproof your seats, kill bacteria and protect from stains and cracking!

Keep Your Carpets Clean

Most people think their car floors and carpets become a lost cause in the winter. With all the snow and salt being tracked in and out all day there’s no way you can protect your carpets, right? Wrong. Floor mats are an amazing investment that will keep your floors protected from all outside elements. Liquid, debris, salt, dirt you name it, when you remove those mats at the end of the winter you will still have your beautiful, stain-free carpets underneath! They’re amazing for the winter, but if you wish, you can keep them in year-round! Affordable protection and an incredibly easy clean up, what more could you ask for!

Wax On

So, we’ve gone over all the different ways your car’s interior can get damaged, let’s go over what can happen to your car’s exterior in the winter. Protecting the outside of your vehicle may be the most important step you can take to winterize your car. Things like road salt, water spots, and brake dust can cling onto your car’s surface and become almost impossible to get rid of. The harsh outdoor elements can even dull your paint job! The only way to keep your vehicle’s exterior protected this winter is with a clay bar treatment. A clay bar treatment is a fairly simple process that provides ultimate protection. During the wax treatment, an auto professional will glide a clay bar all over your car’s paint surface to create a protective clear coat, while also removing any existing contaminants. We recommend getting a clay bar treatment twice a year. Once in the late fall to prepare for winter, and once in the spring to get all winter debris and contaminants off.

Regular Maintenance

For some reason, people generally feel like they don’t have to get their car washed in the winter as much as they do during other seasons. It may be because they think it’s just going to get dirty again anyway, or maybe driving around a sparkly clean car is just more appealing when it’s warm out. But the truth is you should continue to get your car washed regularly year-round, no matter how snowy it gets! You may think washing your car in the winter is pointless because it’s just going to get covered in that white wintery dust again pretty quickly, but regular washes do make a huge difference. Your car is exposed to just as many, if not more harmful elements in the winter than any other season. You should continue your regular car washes hopefully twice, or at the very least once a month throughout the entire winter.

If you take the time to properly winterize your car, you can be sure that it will last you for many winters to come. Act now and book your appointment with us today, because we all know how fast winter can creep up on us, it will be here before you know it! Give us a call at (603) 964-7291 or request a detail online!

September 10, 2018 By competenow Car Wash Tips, Uncategorized Comments Off

How Often Should You Wash Your Car?

There are two types of car owners: one that refuses to have a speck of dirt on their car, and the other that doesn’t wash their car until a stranger writes “WASH ME” in the dirt of their window! Neither of these extremes are ideal, or necessary. As a matter of fact, there is a happy-medium of how often you should wash your car, and it depends on a few different factors. Cleaning your car regularly will not only make your vehicle aesthetically pleasing but will also help prevent any permanent damage that could decrease its value. Let’s go over the most important factors you should consider when deciding how often you should wash your car!

Where do you live?

Do you live in an urban area or city? Near the ocean? Or maybe in a wooded area with lots of trees, insects and birds? If you live in any of these areas you should consider washing your car often, preferably every other week. How can living in these areas damage your car you ask? Well…

Urban areas are often full of pollution and contaminated air. These pollutants can be damaging enough on their own, but when they mix with natural elements like rain, bug splatters and bird droppings they can cause even more damage like rust and paint corrosion.
Ocean water can damage your car the same way road salt does in the winter. The high amount of salt in seawater will not only corrode paint but will also cause your car’s undercarriage to rust which can cause serious damage that will cost big bucks to fix.
Living in a wooded area can expose your car to many contaminants like tree sap, bird droppings and bug splatters. If any of these things are left on your car’s surface for a long period of time they can stain and cause discoloration.

What’s the climate like?

Climate plays a huge factor in how often you should wash your car. If you’re from the New England area you know that throughout the year we experience a wide range of climates. We get the coldest snow, sleet and ice in the winter, as well as the sweltering heat of the summer. So just like the weather changes throughout the year, the way you wash your car should as well.

Keeping your car clean throughout the winter months is very important. Road salt, snow and moisture can easily cause rust, and once rust begins to form on your car its hard to stop. Professionals suggest washing your car at least every other week in the winter to prevent this from happening.
Heat can speed up the damage that contaminants like bird droppings and bug splatters can cause. When the heat combines with these things it doesn’t take long for them to stick onto your car like glue, making it very difficult to get off. If you live in a hot climate and find that your car often has bug splatters and bird droppings on it, you should try to wash your car once a week. If bug splatters and bird droppings are moderate, then you can get away with washing your car every other week.

Storage

Where do you store your car when you’re not using it? Parking your car in a garage is obviously the best way to protect it from the elements and will also warrant for less washing. If your car is in a garage most of the time you can get away with washing your car twice or even once a month. If you park your car outside, then you will need to wash your car more frequently. At least every other week, or if possible every week. You should obviously take into account the climate as well.

By now you’re probably tired of hearing all the different things that can damage your car and just want one solid answer of how often you should wash your car. The general rule of thumb is every other week. Washing your car every other week is fairly easy to keep up with and is enough to prevent any serious damage. However, we highly recommend weekly washes during warm weather. Heat does more damage than good to vehicles, if you’d like to learn more about how to protect your car in the heat please read our blog post How to Protect Your Car Interior This Summer.

Bi-weekly and weekly washing may seem like a lot, but you can save money by purchasing one of our wash books! Purchase one here or give us a call at 603-964-7291 to learn more!

July 18, 2018 By competenow Car Wash Tips, Uncategorized Comments Off

How to Protect Your Car Interior This Summer

We’ve all had this experience before; you open your car door on a hot summer day and you get hit with an awful wave of heat. You step in and crank up the air conditioner, and wait for what seems like forever for your car to reach a tolerable temperature.
That unbearable amount of heat you feel when you first open the door is what your car is sitting in all day long! It would be foolish to think your car interior isn’t getting damaged from being exposed to that for hours on end. So what can you do to protect your car from the heat eating away at it? We are here to discuss few simple ways you can save your car from those blazing sun rays.

Windshield Shades

One of the easiest ways you can protect your car interior this summer is with a windshield shade. Excessive sun exposure can cause your dashboard to discolor or even crack, a windshield shade will prevent these damages. The shade easily attaches to your windshield and protects the entire dashboard area of your car. For even more protection you can buy shades for your back window, and all of your passenger windows. Using shades will not only protect your interior from sun damage, but will also block out the UV rays and keep your car much cooler for your return!

Keep Your Car Interior Clean

Keeping your car interior clean year round is a great habit. One thing you want to pay extra attention to when cleaning in the summer is your car floor. Your car floor mats are the home of every drink you’ve spilled, crumb you’ve dropped, and piece of dirt you’ve ever tracked into the car. Not only will the summer heat bring out the foul smells of all these things, but it will also dry up these crumbs and spills and make them much harder to clean.
That being said, summer is the perfect time to give your car a deep carpet cleaning. Cleaning the actual carpet of your car is important, but you do not want to forget about your floor mats as well! Floor mats take the brunt of the floor’s wear and tear, so cleaning them regularly is necessary. It is also a good idea to regularly replace your floor mats. If you notice they’re sliding around, or your usual vacuuming just doesn’t seem to be helping them, it’s time for them to be replaced.

Seat Covers

While we’ve covered the windows, the dashboard and floors of your car we will now discuss how to protect perhaps the most important part of your car interior, the seats. Whether your seats are fabric or leather, both can suffer damage from sun exposure. Fading is an obvious consequence of sun exposure, but it can cause more expensive damages to your leather seats as well. When leather is exposed to direct sunlight and heat day after day the leather can one day dry out and begin to crack. Seat covers can be a solution to these issues. Seat covers will protect your upholstery from the sun’s powerful rays, and not to mention will make car cleanups much easier. If your hesitant about using seat covers year round, you should consider using them at least in the summer when your they will suffer the most damage.

Routine maintenance year round is the best way to keep your car interior in pristine condition, but we realize that sometimes it can be a hassle! If you have any further questions about how you can protect your car, request a detail or give us a call at 603-964-7291!

April 27, 2018 By competenow About Car Wash Comments Off

Your Car and the Rain

Rain is a necessary and often beneficial weather phenomenon that helps regulate the eco-system and sustain this wonderful planet we live on. The downside of rain is that it has a tendency to abase the average person’s mood, especially car wash owners! This weather provides a quick rinse to your vehicle, which some view as a natural rain car wash, which really highlights why they can ruin a car wash owner’s day! Fortunately, mother nature pales in comparison to the thoroughness and sanitation in which a modern car wash can provide. Below, we outline to you a few important topics revolving around vehicles and the rain!

Advantages of a car wash over a rain rinse

A car wash can provide your vehicle a plethora of added benefits as opposed to a sporadic rain shower. Rain does give your car a natural rinse, this is true, but do you really think a light shower can clean your car as well as a car wash? The answer is an obvious no, and we’ll tell you why!

Pro Wash is equipped with high quality soft cloth and foam brushes that methodically wash your vehicle, creating friction which gets the hard to get debris off of your car entirely. Keep in mind, this process is entirely safe and efficient.
A huge advantage which car washes have over mother nature, is the ability to carefully cleanse the underbody of the vehicle. Under your vehicle, a vast amount of dust, debris, and salt can accumulate which can lead to rust.
An additional advantage car washes have over the rain, is all the extra cleaning benefits they provide. These extra include sealer waxes, foam cloth cleaners, and foam polishes, to name only a few.

Can rain be dangerous to your vehicle?

In certain cases, yes! As rain comes down, it can collect contaminants and pollutants in the air. This can happen in very populated areas due to all the fumes they generate and put into the atmosphere. This type of rain is commonly known as acid rain. Upon ceasing, rain can still negatively affect your vehicle due to the unfortunate fact that as the rain evaporates, it leaves a thin layer of pollutant on your car’s exterior. If you leave your vehicle unwashed after a rain shower, these pollutant’s will only accumulate and leave your vehicle’s finish damaged and increasingly vulnerable to rust.

As we said before, rain is a wonderful aspect of the planet, and creates an abundance of life and beauty for us to enjoy and benefit from. Unfortunately, your vehicle does not exactly benefit from mother nature and her beloved rainfall. With spring being in full swing, and the rain continuing to fall as we slowly approach summer, now is as good of time as any to come on down to Pro-Wash Car Wash and Auto Detailing! If you would like to learn more about keeping your car at tip top shape this spring, check out our blog on the importance of spring cleaning, and ensure your car looks as good as the day you bought it!

February 28, 2018 By competenow Uncategorized Comments Off

The Importance of Spring Cleaning Your Vehicle

The winter can be quite the disruptive time in regards to the overall cleanliness of your vehicle. Whether it be salt, mud, snow, or anything in between, the winter can be an overall messy season which leaves many car owners in a state of uncleanly disarray. The utter messiness of the winter season truly highlights the importance of spring cleaning, so don’t leave your car in a dirty state as the leaves begin to blossom! Below we have accumulated a list of tasks you should consider in order to keep your vehicle looking and operating as good as new as you stroll into the warmer months!

Wash and Wax

The most integral thing you can do for your vehicle is a thorough wash and wax, as soon as winter is over. When you drive during the winter, your car is slowly but surely collecting an abundance of debris and salt, which has an extremely adverse effect on your car’s paint and finish. When the flowers begin to blossom, it should be a priority to get your car meticulously cleaned in order to prevent rust or any other potential damage. On top of effecting the paint on your car, accumulated salt is known to cause serious corrosion underneath your vehicle, so being on top of your spring cleaning is quite pressing. According to AAA, US drivers spent an estimated 15.4 billion is rust repairs caused by salt over the past five years. If this winter has been particularly snowy for you, it is time to wash and wax your vehicle, because you for sure do not want be included in this statistic.

Interior Cleaning

Keeping the interior of your vehicle can be a burden after a snow-filled winter, due to an absurd amount of mud and salt which found it’s way inside your vehicle. Thoroughly cleaning the interior of your vehicle is extremely important, because believe it or not the mats in your car act as a sponge of sorts, absorbing all the salt and filth brought into your vehicle which in turn accelerates the rusting process. Obviously, rusting on the interior of your vehicle is the last thing you want, so it is quite important to scrub down the inside of your car, before larger issues rear their ugly head. In addition to getting rid of the gunk your car has built up over the winter, cleaning your interior also removes bugs or bacteria which are often brought into our cars from our hands and clothes! At Pro-Wash, we provide an in-depth o-zone treatment to kill germs and other unwanted bothers to keep you from getting the flu or a cold. A great perk of cleaning out the interior of your car is that not only will it look better, it will also make your interior last longer, which in the long run could end up saving you a great deal of money!

As the seasons change, it may be time for you to reflect on the current state of your vehicle, not just to keep it looking great, but also to maintain the longevity of it, so you can ultimately save money! At Pro-Wash Car Wash and Auto Detailing, we can assist you in any of your car cleaning needs!

January 26, 2018 By competenow About Car Wash Comments Off

The History of the Car Wash

Car washes seem like a staple of American society, due their necessity and convenience. Yet, the car was not always as commonplace as it is in contemporary times, and surprisingly was not a concrete entity until 1914! The first semi-automatic car wash in the United States was founded in 1946, and from there the industry as a whole exploded. Fittingly, this original car wash was developed in Detroit, Michigan, where they utilized a system of manual brushing coupled with pulleys. Within 5 years, the car washing industry was here to stay, due to their increasing convenience and thoroughness.

In 1951, three brothers conceived the first ever fully automated car wash in Seattle, Washington where cars were pulled through a tunnel and sprayed with soap followed by a scrubbing. This ground-breaking invention revolutionized the way car washes were operated, and led to this way of washing to voraciously spread across the entire nation. Through the 1960’s this automated car wash led to further creations to ensure Americans everywhere had squeaky clean vehicles. Creations such as soft cloth friction, recirculating water, and wraparound brushing furthered the car cleaning process, and become a pillar within the industry as a whole.

Despite the significant growth the car wash industry saw in the 1960’s, the economic downward shift of the 1970’s took quite the toll on the industry. As gas prices rose, profits inevitably shrunk due to more and more Americans being unable to afford traveling via a motor vehicle. By the time the 1980’s came around, the economy took a turn upwards due to the creation of more gas conscious vehicles. With these smaller cars, came the creation of the “Adjust-O-Matic” car wash, which automatically adjusted according to the length of your vehicle.

Today, car washes are more eco-friendly, convenient, and efficient as ever before! Here at Pro-Wash, we utilize the latest recycling filter systems to enhance our environmental efficacy, coupled with using Reverse Osmosis rinse water and high velocity touch free drying. In addition, we use soft cloth and Neoglide foam material to gently wash your car, as well as Simoniz brand wash solutions that clean, shine, and protect your vehicle finish. To learn more about what a modern car wash has to offer, come and visit either our Newmarket or North Hampton, NH locations! Feel free to check out our website at www.pro-wash.com or give us a call at 603-964-7291!

December 13, 2017 By competenow Uncategorized Comments Off

Car Wash Myths

Myths are integrated within society as much as smart phones and social media. The purpose of myths is to essentially explain the unexplainable. Believe it or not, there are countless myths floating around like car washes in general, most of which are either misguided or completely untrue. Pro Wash Car Wash & Auto Detailing would like to play the part of “Myth Buster”, because the various myths about car washes (especially Pro Wash) are utterly unwarranted. Below, are a few myths which revolve around car washes, which we dispel & discuss!

Fear of the Tunnel

Some people are quite fearful when it comes to putting their vehicle through the car wash’s tunnel, due to fears of damaging the coating as well as leaving wash marks. Contrary to these common fears, the tunnel is actually an extremely safe and effective form of washing your vehicle. Utilizing six soft touch dryers, coupled with Neoglide foam clothes, Pro Wash ensures your vehicle will look brand new when leaving our 90-foot tunnel!

Scratches on your Vehicle

Oftentimes you hear of people being hesitant to go to the car wash due to the fear of leaving with scratches and scuffs on their vehicle. At Pro Wash, this is simply a myth and nothing more. With our state of the art equipment and tools, you leave our facilities with your car looking good as new. We pre-prep every vehicle that comes to our car wash to give you the peace of mind knowing your car is in good hands!

Waxing is not that Important

On top of the general fear of scratches, comes the fear of waxing or lack thereof. If you do not keep up with waxing your vehicle to keep it in mint condition, touch free cleaning is almost rendered useless and becomes somewhat of a simple power wash. Contrary to popular belief, wax actually acts as a protective layer which prevents dirt and dust from sticking to your vehicle’s paint. Wax is vital if you want to keep your car looking shiny and brand new. At Pro Wash, we make sure your car is pre-prepped before cleaning to ensure your vehicle has no scratches and looks incredible after washing!

Pro Wash Car Wash and Auto Detailing is committing to providing you and your vehicle the highest of quality of service and cleaning, of which will dissipate any fears you have in regards to car washes. Myths can very easily dissuade someone from something, whether it be car washes or eating food before you go swimming. If one were to divulge into the intricacies and facts of common myths, they would realize they are relatively false. This relates to the myths of the car wash, that they simply that. Myths. If you would like to debunk the car wash myths you have held, come to one of our esteemed locations in Newmarket or North Hampton, NH! Visit our website at www.pro-wash.com or give us a call at 603-964-7291!

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