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 There are few things more pleasurable than admiring - and driving - a
freshly cleaned vehicle. Whether your collector car of choice is indeed
a car, or a truck, a motorcycle, van or tractor, the effort that it
takes to "detail" a vehicle is certainly rewarded by the results.
Consider the area in which you'll do your cleaning; you won't end up
needing to move the vehicle in the middle of the process, and you won't
be straining to reach it with the hose or extension cords. Even shade
will keep the paint cool, and an artificial light source that can be
trained where it's needed and doesn't require hand-holding is also
helpful for working in foot wells and under the hood.
Detailing a vehicle can be a time-consuming procedure or it can be a
quick and simple task; determining how much attention your vehicle
requires and what you plan to do are the next steps. If it's a
daily-driven classic or is stored outdoors, there may be bird droppings
or sap on the paint, and you may find tar on the lower panels and brake
dust on the wheels. The interior may be dirty or stained and filled with
wrappers, receipts and more. If it is a weekend driver or show car that
is covered and garaged, the paint and brightwork could be clean, yet
dusty, and these surfaces may exhibit swirl marks or scratches.
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