In the surrounding area there are tons of fires going on. I fortunately live in the city and am not directly affected by the fires. However all the ash and timbers are carried in the air and are settling every where. I do not have the option of parking my car in a garage. The biggest problem occurs once nightfall arrives. The increased moister in the air settles on the ash covered car. At this point the ash sort of turns into mud. Once that dries I'm really screwed. What can I do to protect the car. Washing it right now will do nothing. In an hour it will be covered again. I detail sprayed he whole care yesterday, so I'm hoping that will help. I think a screwed no matter what.
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In the surrounding area there are tons of fires going on. I fortunately live in the city and am not directly affected by the fires. However all the ash and timbers are carried in the air and are settling every where. I do not have the option of parking my car in a garage. The biggest problem occurs once nightfall arrives. The increased moister in the air settles on the ash covered car. At this point the ash sort of turns into mud. Once that dries I'm really screwed. What can I do to protect the car. Washing it right now will do nothing. In an hour it will be covered again. I detail sprayed he whole care yesterday, so I'm hoping that will help. I think a screwed no matter what.
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