Click on the brushes to learn more about each.
| Specifc Area | Item Number | Item Number | Item Number | Item Number | Item Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wheel Wells |
85-603
|
82-006
|
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| Grille |
85-631
|
85-632
|
82-005
|
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| Wheels |
85-608
|
25-693
|
85-631
|
85-632
|
82-005
|
| Lug Nuts |
Lug Nut Brush
|
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| Tires/White Walls |
85-606
|
85-637
|
82-002
|
||
| Moldings/Kick Panels |
85-634
|
82-012
|
|||
| Front End Of Vehicle |
85-812
|
Bug Sponge
|
82-005
|
MICBUGCL
|
|
| Lower Body Panels |
85-812
|
85-609
|
82-005
|
||
| Door Jambs |
85-608
|
82-005
|
|||
| Engine Compartment |
85-608
|
BRENG
Engine Detailing Brush
|
85-631
|
DKHT4510
Green Scuff Pad
|
|
| Convertible Top/ Tonno Cover |
85-611
|
85-590
|
|||
| Painted Surface |
MEO
Car Wash Mitt Lambs Wool
|
25-331
Chenille Microfiber Mitt
|
Disclaimer: This procedure has been prepared as an example and should be used to create your own Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). All vehicles are different and may require additional steps to formulate a complete process for that vehicle. It is your responsibility to develop procedures that work for your organization. Creating best practicves manual for all of your business requirements is a good idea.
