Automotive Cleaning and Detailing

What equipment should you choose to clean a car?

The collection includes two cordless vacuum cleaners, a steam cleaner, a battery-powered pressure washer, a microfiber cloth, an injector seat brush, an anti-rust spray, and a plastic restorer. It distinguishes between interior cleaning, exterior washing, and targeted interventions on metal or plastic parts.

The four questions before you start

• Area treated: Textile, screen, plastic, bodywork, wheel, and injector seat all require different methods. Assign each accessory to a compatible surface.
• Type of dirt: Dry dust, grease, mud, limescale, or oxidation are not removed in the same way. Start with the least aggressive method.
• Water and heat: High pressure and steam accelerate certain cleaning tasks but can damage seals, electronics, fragile paint, or sensitive textiles.
• Product applied: Anti-rust and plastic restorer are targeted treatments, not universal cleaners. Read preparation, application time, and compatibilities.

What equipment for the interior and bodywork?

First, vacuum the mats, seats, and crevices with an adapted nozzle, without vacuuming liquid if the device does not allow it. The microfiber cloth is used for wiping with a compatible product. Steam can help on some resistant surfaces, after a discreet test. Outside, keep the high pressure away from seals, sensors, and fragile areas. The injector brush is for a targeted mechanical operation.

Vehicle protection and equipment maintenance

Work on a cold vehicle, in the shade, and in an area where water can be managed correctly. Protect eyes and skin when using products, ventilate the interior, and never mix formulations. Empty the vacuum cleaner and filters, rinse authorized accessories, and release pressure after washing.