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make sure you have a full understanding of how to wash the car properly with the right products and equipment before you actually go ahead and wash it. If you
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make sure you have a full understanding of how to wash the car properly with the right products and equipment before you actually go ahead and wash it. If you do it wrong you'll have swirls. You're better of letting the paint stay dirty for an extra few days while you gather all the products, then washing it once you have everyhing.
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