AstroAI Foam Cannon, Heavy Duty Durable Car Wash Foam Sprayer for Pressure Washer with 1/4" Quick Connector, Wide Neck Adjustable Snow Foam Lance and Thick Foam, Easy Install for Versatile, 1L Bottle

Yeah, that's the issue with black vehicles. The deeper the black, the more it shows every the tiniest amount of dirt and dust. It's VERY annoying and the sole reason why I no longer invest in black vehicles. Pay a professional to get it washed, buffed, paint corrected, and ceramic OR PPF coated. Paint correction is a MUST even if it's a brand new vehicle with 0 miles. Surprising to most, there are some areas with minor paint defects that will be embellished when a ceramic coat is added. So many sure whoever does the coating, also does paint correction.Ceramic Coating generally lasts about 3yrs based on wear and is focused on keeping that shiny, prestine look. PPF lasts about 5-10yrs and focuses on protecting the paint from impacts of small rocks and road debris.Plan on leaving the car for a couple of days so the work can be done correctly. In terms of normal washings. Everyone plans on spending every other weekend washing their brand new vehicle. This usually dies after a month or two. So plan on hiring one of those professional car washers that comes to you. Depending on how often you drive and routes, you may want weekly or bi-weekly cleanings.Alternatively, if you're willing to do it yourself I've listed the steps I take below. Most days this process takes about 30-45min -- but my vehicle is in a garage 90% of the time. .. As the other guy said, a pressure washer and foam cannon are a must. From experience, you can get by with a budget pressure washer as long as it can do the basics of a pressure washer. The focus here is more on the foam cannon. My 3 go-tos are :AstroAI - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08W8BFRRWTool Daily - https://www.amazon.com/Tool-Daily-Cannon-Connector-Pressure/dp/B07HC898GMRaincovo - https://www.amazon.com/Raincovo-Pressure-Adjustable-Connector-Additional/dp/B0DRVPD67L In terms of products to use, most go for the easy to find Adams and Chemical Guys, and they work well. I personally opt for Superior Products. They're made for professional car washers and come in concentrated amounts. You'll either have to buy from their website or visit your local O'Reilly's. https://superiorproducts.com/Use: Product (Dilution)Wheels : Dark Fury (6:1) - spray bottleRoof: Dark Fury (8:1) - spray bottlePre-Wash : Road Warrior (heavy dilution) - foam cannon w/ sponge if neededAgitation Wash : Dirt Buster (4oz in foam cannon)Final Rinse : Spray Wax (6oz) - foam cannon (wide open) Sounds like a lot but with light dirt, it takes me about 30min from start to finish. Heavier dirt where I need to use a bucket and sponge can make this 45min to an hour job. For the windows. Rain-X works great and is my local store go-to. Glaco works much betterGlaco Compound Roll-On - https://store.soft99usa.com/collections/glass-mirror/products/glaco-glass-compound-roll-onGlaco DX Hydrophobic Glass Coating- https://store.soft99usa.com/collections/glass-mirror/products/glaco-dxAfter washing the car, use the Compound Roll-On to "super clean" the glass, removing any microscopic debris and existing coatings. Then use the DX Coating to apply a new hydrophobic coating.