The holiday season is the time for celebration as well as travel, meeting people, and participating in gatherings. Regular cleaning can prevent spoilage of your car.

Here are 6 tips to maintain your best appearance.

1. Regular Car Wash: Dust, moisture, and grime from traffic and extreme weather conditions can spoil the car’s exterior and interior. Regular car washes help keep the vehicle clean. Keep shampoo, a microfiber towel, water, and a bucket ready to start cleaning. Since it is a laborious process, you may take the car to a car service center nearby and get it done faster.
2. Avoid Direct Sunlight: When cleaning the car, avoid direct sunlight. Direct sunlight may create water spots on the vehicle’s surface.
3. Windshield Wiper: Get the windshield wiper cleaned and have wiper liquid in the reservoir to clean the windshield. In sunlight, it becomes dusty, causing loss of visibility to the driver.
4. Two-Bucket Method: If you are cleaning the car yourself, you may use the two-bucket method. Keep one bucket for soapy water and the other for rinsing. This prevents scratches on the surface and helps remove dirt and debris.
5. Dry Thoroughly: Allow the car surface to dry completely and use microfiber towels to mop water. It is better not to wipe the surface to prevent scratches and streaks.
6. Apply Wax or Sealant: Regular washing alone cannot protect the car exterior in extreme climatic conditions. Waxing provides a protective layer and keeps the paint shining for a longer time.
   

Conclusion

Keep your car in top shape with these six essential tips: regular washes, avoiding direct sunlight, using the two-bucket method, maintaining windshield wipers, drying thoroughly, and applying wax or sealant. For added protection against scratches and paint fading, consider professional car detailing services. Carcility, the car service in Dubai, offers a 10% discount on detailing, ceramic coating, window tinting, PPF, wrapping, and upholstery work. With these practices and expert care, you’ll drive confidently and stylishly through the holidays.

Happy holidays and safe travels!