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Soon enough, the snow will melt, the roads will dry, and we can go back to taking pride in driving a shiny automobile.  But as we wait for that to happen, we want to share some information about our washing methods and some technology that helps us come close to a "prefect wash". Did you know that whenever you wash your car, no matter how careful you are, you are adding to the scratches and swirls that take away from the original beauty of its paint.  These defects then multiply and finally overtake the paint (when left alone) and rob the vehicle of its overall lines and designed beauty.  Kind of like gremlins!  Remember how Gizmo turned into a vile creature when combined with water? But don't worry there are ways to prevent those ugly, swirly, scratchy gremlins!  At Tailored Automotive Detailing we use various methods and tools to avoid them from attacking your car as we prepare it to perfection: The Two Bucket Method:   Most people wouldn't drive t...
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