Washing my car

Asked by Ryan_20 Jul 31, 2017 at 01:32 PM about the 2016 Toyota RAV4 LE AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hey I was wondering if washing my car
one time with dish soap would effect my
cars paint. I washed it with dish soap
without searching the effects online. I'm
gonna start using actual car soap, so will
my paint be fine?

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No, however, you may want to wax the car. When you want to strip the wax off a paint job wash it with dish soap and the wax is off, for the most part, That is why you are reading do not use dish soap to wax a car. Get some Turtle Wax Liquid Synthetic and put a coat or two of it on. It looks like water with a few drops of milk in it but it really works. Then once in a while use a use the Turtle Wax Ice Spray and it keeps the shine up great. Use microfiber towels. You can get it all for 30.00 and do several cars. It only takes a couple of ounces to wax a car.

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Eventually dish soap will strip the wax off, how fast depends on how much soap you use. Wax should be applied at least twice a year anyway so no worries. I use a dedicated car wash soap but it is not necessary.

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