Ask any detailing expert and they’ll tell you the safest way to wash your car is a handwash. There’s a few different ways a handwash can be done, ranging from the traditional two-bucket method to high tech, pressurized foam cannons, but whichever way you go, they all have you (or your detailer) sudsing up water with soap and washing the vehicle with a soft mitt in hand.
So what does a handwash look like? At our detailing operation, CarSpa Malta, we start with a pre-wash in which we cover the vehicle with snow foam and rinse the car off. Not 100% necessary, but it helps us get a more thorough clean. From there, we coat the vehicle again with a layer of suds, which we then agitate with soft wash mitts. The foam breaks the contaminants down while the wash mitts help break them loose. We then rinse and dry.
We got variety of options from "Economy Exterior" to "Full Interior and Exterior Detail" to suit all your needs.
Full Interior and Exterior Detail wash requires a good chunk of time (7 hours), a variety of equipment, and if you’re getting it done by a professional, a bit of money. But between how gentle it is on the finish and how thorough it is at getting off heavy contamination, it’s the most effective kind of car wash you can do.
