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see all cleaning kitsStep 1 Wash and dry your car thoroughly before waxing.Step 2 Know that some waxes contain abrasives, which can damage clear-coat and lacquer finishes, and may be harmful to dark-colored paint jobs. When in doubt, use a nonabrasive wax.Step 3 Park the car in a cool, shady spot. If you don't have access to a shady spot, wax one section at a time so the sun doesn't bake the

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Choosing a car is an important decision that merits careful deliberation, as well as a plan to set you up for the big purchase. Once you have decided on the right car, refer to "How to Buy a Car" to learn how to get the best price for your new vehicle.Planning Step 1) Decide what you intend to use the car for - daily commuting, recreation, weekends and evenings out, carrying things, carrying two

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