A simple

guide on how

to keep your

car looking its

best

MAKE YOUR CAR FEEL

BRAND NEW

An old looking car will not only make a bad first impression – it

can cost you money in the long run! If you can keep your car

looking and feeling brand new for as long as possible, you’re

putting yourself in good stead for all manner of reasons, not

least of all when the time comes for you to sell it!

While this PDF aims to be informative, please bear in mind that

its been created by a fanatic and not a professional.

INTRODUCTION

Drive a clean machine – 4

Custom duty – 5

When the chips are down… - 6

Be careful where you park! - 7

CONTENTS

First off, think how much better

you feel when you have a shower

– yet when was the last time you

gave your car one!

Washing and waxing your car

will make it seem fresh out the

showroom. If you don’t want to

do it yourself, take it for a

professional wash.

A dir ty car looks old and

unloved, but a clean one looks

new and well cared for!

DRIVE A CLEAN MACHINE!

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A car with a custom feel can

look l ike it was designed and

customised especially for you.

Be careful though, you don’t

want to look l ike the sort of

person that takes part in drag

races at 3am….

Go easy on the colouring and

tinted windows, maybe a new

gearstick or some new alloys

would do the trick?

CUSTOM DUTY

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Scratches on your paintwork and

chips in your windscreen won’t do

your car any favours either.

Small problems can soon become

big ones, a failure to take care of

those chips or scratches at first

can lead to problems.

Get a scratch repair kit for you

paintwork and keep on top of

windshield replacement before

minor issues become major ones.

WHEN THE CHIPS ARE DOWN…

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Finally, be careful where you

leave your car!

Don’t park in any areas that are

poorly l it , or that just look

unsafe. If you’ve got a hunch

that you shouldn’t leave your car

there – don’t

Also, make sure you leave other

people enough room! Leaving

mere inches between your car

and another car’s door is asking

for trouble.

BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU PARK!

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