A special chemical solution applied under low pressure. It dissolves baked-on dirt on wheel discs.

1. Discs

2. Insects
A special chemical solution applied under low pressure. It dissolves organic insect residues on the front grille and windshield. It is left to act briefly (1 minute) but must not dry on the car.

3. Shampoo
Hot water with liquid shampoo sprayed under medium pressure. This program physically removes the main layer of dirt. Hold the gun about 10-20 cm from the paint and proceed from top to bottom.

4. Rinse
A high-pressure program that rinses off shampoo residues, foam, and loosened dirt from the car. It is important to rinse the car thoroughly, again from top to bottom.

5. Active Foam
A thick foam that you apply to the entire car. Its role is to soften and bind the settled dirt and grease. It is left on the car for 1 to 2 minutes. For mechanical cleaning of dirt that high pressure could not wash away, you can use a brush.
Warning: Always rinse the brush thoroughly with high pressure before use to ensure no stones from previous cars remain, which could scratch your paint.

6. Wax
Application of liquid wax under mild pressure. The wax creates a hydrophobic (water-repellent) layer on the paint. It protects the paint from UV radiation, new dirt, and ensures that water runs off the car faster, keeping your car cleaner for longer.

7. Osmosis
This is the final phase of washing. This program uses demineralized (osmotic) water. The water is treated through a water treatment plant and tablet salt. The water has been filtered and contains no minerals (calcium, magnesium), so no white spots from drops (limescale) remain on the paint.
