An automated vehicle cleaning method that relies on high-pressure water and specialized detergents, rather than physical contact, to remove dirt and grime from a vehicle’s exterior. This approach uses a series of spray arches that apply pre-soaks, cleaning agents, and rinsing solutions. The absence of brushes or cloths minimizes the risk of scratching the vehicle’s paint.
This method offers several advantages, including a faster cleaning process and reduced potential for damage to the vehicle’s finish. Its popularity has grown with advancements in cleaning solutions that are effective yet gentle on automotive surfaces. The concept emerged as a response to concerns about swirl marks and other paint imperfections associated with traditional, contact-based cleaning systems.
