Protect Your Vehicle This Summer Summer brings to mind beautiful, sun-drenched days, fragrant, blossoming trees and the lyrical voices of birds. Yet, the very things that we enjoy most about summer present a serious threat to vehicles. While bird droppings, tree sap and intense heat can cause permanent, costly paint damage, a good coat of wax, coupled with regular washing, will lessen the prospects. If you choose to wax the vehicle yourself, you can enjoy the pleasures of the day and a sense of personal accomplishment. It is suggested that you: Start with a clean vehicle in a protected area. Dirt, sap and other particles can become imbedded during the waxing process Use a terry cloth towel or commercial applicator pad to apply the wax. Read the instructions carefully to determine the best method of application, i.e. wet or dry. Do small sections at a time, starting with the upper surface. Apply small amounts of wax with an applicator using an even, circular motion. After the wax has dried to a haze, buff back and forth with a clean, soft towel. Turn the towel frequently to a clean, dry spot. Move on to another section and follow the steps above. Once you're finished, go over all the seams and non-painted surfaces to remove any remaining wax. For those customers who prefer having their cars waxed professionally, McMahon Automotive Group offers special prices on detailing services.

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