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Maintenance You Can Do To Make Your Car Last We’ve come a long way since the days of the model T. We expect to easily reach 100,000 miles with today’s cars and usually do; just change that oil at the proper intervals and get a checkup from time to time. We can push the standards a bit too, by taking better care of the car’s interior and exterior surfaces. While it may not affect the mechanical life of the car, it sure makes it a nicer commuter. Who wants a car with a dull, dead finish, or stained and smelly carpets? By keeping your car washed and waxed, you insure that dirt does not buildup on the finish and become ingrained to the point that it leaves permanent spots. Sun, tree residues and bird droppings all take their toll on the finish and a good washing and waxing regime makes it that much easier to remove later. Interiors of leather, carpet and fabric can become soiled to the point of making your car a less than hospitable place to spend so much of your time. Use Zep’s Conditioning Leather Cleaner if you have leather seats and use Zep’s Stain-Lifting Carpet & Seat Cleaner for fabrics and carpets that have seen too many spilled cups of coffee or doggie accidents. At least give the interior the same attention you give your home carpet and furniture and it will last as long as the mechanical workings of your automobile. |
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