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Washing Your Tesla

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Exterior

Fill your car wash foam gun and your divided bucket with soap and water
Hose down your entire car
Use the foam gun to cover your entire car with foam. This will break down and remove a lot of dirt on your car.
Use your car wash mitt and split bucket to wipe down your entire car. Remember to rinse off your dirty mitt and dip in the clean side. Because most of the dirt is already gone from your car, this wipe-down can be done very quickly.
Rinse off the soap from your car.

🌥 Tip: Wash your car in the shade and in cool temperatures.

Interior

Use a microfiber cloth and the Car Guys Interior Spray cleaner to wipe down your seats, steering wheel, and panels.
Use a microfiber cloth without any spray to wipe down the screen cleaner and buff out any fingerprints.
Vacuum your interior.

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Mr. Pink Car Wash Soap
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The best car wash soap I've used.
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Car Wash Foam Gun
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Makes it really easy to wash your Tesla without scratching the paint.
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Interior cleaner
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Can use this on most interior components, except the screen. I bought the gallon size and fill up my own spray bottle.
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Car wash mitt
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Car wash dual bucket
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Fill both halves with soap. After wiping your car, rinse off the dirty mitt in one side and then dip in the clean side.
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Microfiber Towels
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Useful for interior cleaning.
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Car Drying Towel
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Makes it really quick to dry off your car.
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