How To Wash Your New Car?

Hi everyone.
I bought my Jeep Grand Cherokee High Altitude last week. So I wanted to know what products you use to wash your car?

what soap do you use?

what towel do you use for the Jeep and what towel you use for the black rims and tires?

And how do you wash the headlights and rear lights?

and how do you clean the leather seats and dashboard?

Just a noob in the Jeep family.
Sorry for the basic questions.
Thanks for any input.

 

Welcome @iamjpa ...I’m not one to guide a car wash as the rain handles that task but when I do I use soapy auto wash, sponge, microfiber towel but separate towel for the wheels. Windex for windows and headlights. Meguiars for leather clean/condition

 

I have always used old terry cloth bath towels as they soak up a lot of water along with a soap designed for autos. Headlights are easily scratched and can become discolored easily, isn't technology great! I use the Meguiars headlight lens polish to keep them clean.

 

Welcome to North Central West Virginia
Nice looking ride. I like the black looks awesome clean but hard to keep that way.

 

Welcome from Florida.

soap and water.

armor all with a cloth towel for the leather inside and dash. Sponge for my black rims.

 

For washing I use Blue Coral car wash. It doesn’t seem to remove the wax as much as other car washes do.

 

For wax and polishers check our BUSCH industries out of Statesville North Carolina

 

I just wanted to chime in on your questions about washing your new Jeep Grand Cherokee High Altitude and say thanks for the tips! I've just got the car and want to give it a proper clean ASAP

 

When it comes to washing my car, I usually use a gentle soap like Meguiar's Gold Class Car Wash. For towels, I like to use microfiber towels, and I have a separate one for the rims and tires. As for washing the headlights and rear lights, I usually use a dedicated headlight cleaner and a microfiber towel. When it comes to cleaning the leather seats and dashboard, I like to use a leather cleaner and conditioner like Lexol.
And hey, if you ever need to ship an ATV or anything like that, you should check out ShipAA's ATV Shipping cost calculator. They can help you estimate the cost of transporting your ride to pretty much any location in the US, and they'll make sure it gets there safe and sound.

 

Take it down to the local pressure wash, or drive through wash.

 

Use a soap for cars, and spray it down first with clear water. Soap made for the purpose doesn’t leave a film on the paint. Lather it up, and rinse as you go. Wash the underside too, with the hose spray.
Before it dries, chamois it down with a skin chamois or a thick cotton cloth like an old towel.
It should look like a million bucks when it’s done. Clean cars run better, and never break down. Wash it often, and it will keep getting cleaner each time. Wash under the hood with the leftover soapy water. I never use degreaser, and my engine compartment looks brand new on an old 2011 Jeep.
Good luck!