Self-Serve Bays
4 Self-Serve Bays | Stuart, FL
Check out the self-service car wash bays at Bonjour Car Wash in Stuart, FL. We have everything to make your car shining like new, inside and out. Customers tell us the self-serve bays are a form of therapy to them.
Come see for yourself! The bays start at just $2 dollars.
Self-Service Car Wash Options | Bonjour Car Wash
The self-service bays at Bonjour Car Wash have multiple cleaning options when it comes to getting your car squeaky clean. Below you will find a digital version of our self-service panel found in each of our four bays. You will see a range of buttons from tire cleaner to air dryer. These are all of your self-service options for our car wash experience. It's easiest just to start at the top and make your way down!
Check Out Our Self-Serve Car Wash Options
Tire Cleaner - Start off your self-serve wash with our tire cleaner. The tire cleaner is spearmint scented and suds up really well to help cut through dirt, grime, and break dust. This acid-free formula is safe for aluminum, alloy, or chrome wheels.
Pre-Soak - A crucial part of the car washing process. Our neutral pH pre soak quickly removes tough dirt, grease, bugs, break dust and other road build from painted surfaces. Our presoak is safe on clear coat finishes too.
High Pressure Soap - Time to suds up your vehicle. After the pre-soak starts the job of breaking down grease, dirt, and grime on your car the high pressure soap is comes in to finish off the job. The pressure is key in the application of this soap as the combination of soap and power really make the difference.
Foaming Brush - For the ultimate clean! Our automatic foam brush suds up to perfection. With the foam brush you can get all of the tough dirt and grim on your car removed with these soft bristles. The bristles are made of hogs hair, and high quality hair bristles make a difference. While both the high pressure soap and foaming brush are not required...if your car is dirty it is highly recommended to use both.
High Pressure Rinse - Rinse your car with pressure. The high pressure rinse allows for a quality rinse helping remove the soaps used earlier in your wash along with all the dirt and grime that you have broken down already. The pressure from the rinse well ensure that anything that was still stuck on your car is pushed away with ease
High Pressure Wax - Now that you have removed dirt, grime, and excess soap from your car its time to apply a high pressure wax that will help keep your car shinning brighter and for longer. The wax will help protect your cars paint from a variety of thing including : the sun, water, minimize impacts of scratches, and keep your car looking as new a possible.
Spot-Free Rinse - Using a reverse osmosis system your final rinse will be using soft water that is impurity free. This will help reduce water spots from washing your car and helps remove the last of the soap from your car
Air-Dryer - An air shammee to finish off the job. The air dryer is best used after wax & spot-free rinse. The air shammee will help set the wax and improve its effectiveness
A self-service car wash is a fun and fulfilling experience. We have all heard the saying, "If you want something done right, then you got to do it yourself". Bonjour Car Wash gives you the tools to make that happen. Bring your car on over Stuart, FL. Any day, any time, we are always open! We have everything you need to leave with a like new car.
Did you know we have a self-service dog wash? Same concept as our self-service car wash, but for your dog.
Self-Service Bay FAQ
What Is The Clearence On The Self-Serve Bays?
Our self-service bays have a clearance of 10 feet and 3 inches.
Can I Wash My Boat Here?
Absolutely! The self-serve bays are great for just that. Bay 2 even has a marine flush.
What Are The Foam Brush Bristles Made Of?
Our foam brush heads are made of boar's hair. Boar's hair is the better option as some places use synthetic bristles which are not good for your cars clear coat.
How Much Do The Self Service Bays Cost
Our self-service bays start at just $2 dollars.
