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Soot and ash from wildfires can damag...
Smoke-filled air fueled by forest fires, like the current Lockheed fire in the Santa Cruz Mountains , could be damaging to your car. Smoke, soot and ash from wildfires hangs in the skies for days, and at times the debris can wrangle like a constant mist and blanket vehicles, possibly damaging paint and contributing to operational problems.
Whenever thinkable, put the car in a garage or cover it. If you can't do either, gently wipe off the vehicle with a long-handled car duster . Start from the roof and working your way down. You may find that you will have to do this two or three times to get the ash and soot off the means.
The soot and ash from a wildfire is alkaline . If allowed to settle on the car and combine with moisture, it can etch your car's describe. Don't just quickly hose it off; properly wash the car. This can be done at a commercial car wash, or at home.
If washing the mechanism at home (abiding by local water use restrictions), wet a soft mitt, towel or sponge and beat the vehicle with warm water and detergent made specifically for washing cars. Start at the roof and employment your way down and around the panels. Rinse vehicle thoroughly and dry with a soft clean towel or chamois .
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