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that summer’s sun can cause

NOW THAT
shining, long drives
vacation road trips
most likely be on
agenda,

the sun is
and
will
your

But before yon head for the
road, it’s important to

months ahead.

While you may enjoy che sun,
it’s no picnic on your car.

Soaring temperatures and in-
creased exposure to ultritviolet
rays can cause paint to oxidize,
spot and dull.

Research has shown that interi-
or temperatures can sometimes

and using the right products can
prolong the fife of a car
significantly, with a minimal in-
vestment of time and money.

The following proper car-clean-
ing techniques can help:
® Regular washings ~- At least
twice a month ta help combat the
elements and keep the finish look-

open
reach 240°F, baking dashboards,
seats and other surfaces.

Knowing the basics of car care

ing new,

Use a product specifically for-
mulated for cars. Regular house-
hold detergents may strip a car’s
paint of its protective finish.

Tip: Save money by drying with a
clean, non-abrasive cloth, such as
a baby diaper, rather than  pur-
chasing expensive chamois cloths.

® Protection — Dashboards,
tires, consoles and other rubber,
vinyl and plastic surfaces need
regular cleaning and protection
from the damaging effects of the
sun, . .

A water-based protectant with a
built-in sunscreen provides a bar-
; rier against the harmful elements,,

4 dl ci i Tip: Leave the windows. sliuhtl
SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT: UNTIL APRIL 9/93 FOR MOST'N BU ane open on warm days to reduce in.
i re ve : ee a) re ; : ; ties @ terior heat.

. p : @ Leather interiors — Clean and
moisturize with a specially for-
mulated leather-care product to
keep them fresh.
© Tires — Use a_ water-based
protectant to clean and condition
sidewalls to prevent daniage caus-
ed by ozone and other harmful
elements.

Tip: To keep hands clean use a
one-step spray-on product. No
wiping is necessary.

® Final step — Prepare your car
for springtime weather by waxing.
Most cars built before 1980 have
traditional lacquer finishes and
need a durable, deep-cleaning
wax.

Newer cars have clear-coat
finishes that need low-abrasive
polishes which won’t scratch.

New to the market are waxes
designed for light and dark car
colors. Again, use a soft cloth for
wiping and buffing to protect -the
surface from scratching.

remember a few basics about
shedding a car’s winter coat and
preparing it for the warmer

hampio pperplus” sparkplugs, scope
test ignition, adjust all ignition specs and
road test vehicle.
*V6 and V8 engines slightly extra.

LUBE fal4a4e4 ... Lubricate chassis,

n oil, differential oil, inspect
hoses, belts, check baitery condition, power
sleering, windshield washer fluid, check tire
pressures and tread wear. Lube door locks
and hinges.

BRAKE: ¢ .. Remove all four
wheels, clean out dust and report condition
of linings and wheel cylinders.

COMPLETE VEHICLE SERVICE
PARTS & LABOR INCLUDED

Lack of maintenance generally is responsible for the inconvenience and
expense experienced by tens of thousands of motorists every day of the
year. Trust your car to one of our service professionals.

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268-5650

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