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At Duel Auto Care, we provide one of the best car shampoos on the market. Take a look at what we have available to get started.

Specially formulated car shampoo is a vital component of any car washing detailer’s arsenal. A quality shampoo coupled with the two-bucket wash method ensures the best possible outcome for a contact wash - providing the best possible appearance for your vehicle(s).

A high-quality dedicated car shampoo will provide the user with long-lasting suds that when used with one of our microfibre wash mitts, allows for a slick and safe contact wash.

Various shampoos offer different properties such as pH neutral for a delicate pair or wrap finishes with some shampoos even offering a form of protection thanks to its formulation containing some sort of ceramic properties or added wax content.

One of our most popular car shampoos is the Bahama Blue - High Concentrated Shampoo. As stated, this is a highly concentrated pure shampoo that contains a perfectly foamy and efficient formula. Bahama Blue is the ideal solution for all vehicle maintenance wash requirements enabling dirt and road grime to be removed from all surfaces of the vehicle.

In order to effectively use the Bahama Blue - High Concentrated car shampoo, start by filling your wash bucket with water and add 15ml of the shampoo. Once applied, wash the entire vehicle using the two bucket wash method, followed by thoroughly rinsing the vehicle using a pressure rinse with a pressure washer or a hosepipe.

Our high-concentrated car shampoo is one of, if not the most powerful shampoo for cars. Garnering the best results for car owners results in your car looking as if it has left the showroom by looking brand new.

If you consider yourself a car enthusiast or a car owner who cares about the condition of their vehicle, there is no better investment than our specially formulated car shampoo.

Find the perfect car shampoo products for your vehicle(s) with Duel Auto Care today. Below we have provided some car shampoo FAQs regarding any and all questions you may have in relation to washing your car.

Car Shampoo FAQs:

How Often Should You Wash Your Car?

In regards to how often you should clean your car, we recommend that you should aim to clean your vehicle at least every two weeks. This will allow you to maintain the cleanliness of your car on a consistent enough basis.

However, should you have any day trips planned that will require you to do some offroad driving - you may find the need to wash your car sooner than two weeks The conditions regarding weather will also play a major factor in regards to the amount of road grime build-up. For instance, if there is heavy rain - you can expect your vehicle to get dirty rather quickly.

Ultimately though, a level of observation will be needed to assess the condition of the exterior of your vehicle. Doing this will allow you to stay on top of washing your car even more.

Can You Use Any Shampoo To Wash Your Car?

It is not advisable to use a standard shampoo to wash your car. Not only is a non-specific car shampoo less potent as it’s not meant to be placed on your surface for prolonged periods of time. Not only this, but depending on the shampoo you are opting to use - this can actually damage your vehicle altogether.

At What Stage Should You Wash Your Car?

In order to obtain the best cleaning possible, there are four key processes to clean your car. This includes the Pre-Wash stage, car washing stage, decontamination stage and finishing stage. Successfully incorporating these stages will guarantee that you will maximise the results of your car detailing.

What Products Are Featured In The Various Detailing Processes?

There are four key stages in order to get the best results for your car detailing. As a result, each stage will naturally require you to utilise different products. For instance, for the car washing stage, you will need to use a dedicated car shampoo. For the decontamination stage, you will need to use items such as a Clay Bar, Tar Remover and a Fallout Remover.

As for the finishing stage, this will require you to use the likes of Quick Detailers, Sealants, Car Waxes and Glass Cleaners for your windows.

How Do You Wash Your Car Without Scratching It?

In order to successfully wash your vehicle without scratching it, you will first need to conduct a thorough pre-wash. This can be done using a dedicated pre-wash snow foam alongside a snow foam lance and a pressure washer.

As you get to the car washing stage, it is advised that you use the two-wash bucket method. This will require you to use a wash bucket and a rinse bucket, however, you can also opt for a third bucket that will be dedicated to your wheels.

After washing your car, you can then move on to the decontamination stage. This will involve you removing harmful contaminants that cannot otherwise be removed without dedicated decontamination items.

Lastly comes the finishing stage. This will provide a layer of gloss and finish to your vehicle, providing you with that extra layer of shine.

Each of these steps will guarantee the longevity of the paintwork for your car.

Should You Leave Your Car To Dry After Washing?

After you have washed your car, often car owners will decide to leave their car to dry. The reason why you should not leave your car to dry after washing it is that this can lead to water spots. In order to prevent water spots from accumulating across the surface of your car, you should use a quality microfibre cloth in order to clean it effectively.