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Here's how:
1. Fill your bucket with water (or use your deep sink).
2. Rinse your Miracle Towel (or other micro fiber detailing towel) thoroughly and wring out as much water as possible. Fold the towel in half, then in half again.
3. Wipe down your car, wiping in a single direction only. As the surface of the towel gets soiled, flip it to a clean side. When all sides of the towel are dirty, rinse it out in the bucket, wring and keep wiping. Don't forget the windows.
4. When the loose dirt is gone, rinse the towel again, refold, and spray the towel with a few shots of detailing spray. Wipe the car down with the detailing spray, giving a couple shots into the towel for each panel. Buff immediately with a clean, dry towel. I recommend a second Miracle Towel or a high quality terry cloth towel. Spraying the towel, instead of the car will insure better distribution and will use less product. A 16-ounce bottle of detailing spray should detail your car 15 to 20 times, depending on the size of your car.
5. When you're done with the body, use your damp Miracle Towel to wipe down the interior. The Miracle Towel will quickly remove all dust and finger prints from your dash and console.
6. The interior windows will need a quick wipe down every few days. Rinse the Miracle Towel, wring until damp, and wipe down the interior glass. Follow immediately with a dry Miracle Towel or terry cloth towel. The Miracle Towel is the only cloth that can clean glass, streak free, without chemicals.
7. As the final step, do your wheels. If your wheels are fairly clean, simply wipe them down with the damp Miracle Towel. Rinse the towel for each wheel. If your wheels have heavy break dust, give them a couple shots of detailing spray to loosen. Using the remaining water in your bucket and the damp Miracle Towel, rinse each tire and wheel. The Miracle Towel can hold seven times its weight in water, making it perfect for rinsing away break dust. Use the dry Miracle Towel to dry and buff.





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