Doorjambs are typically hidden, and can often be overlooked. Being one of the first things you see when entering your car, cleaning doorcases is essential to making your car as clean as can be. When cleaning the doorjambs of your car, it is important to use either an all-purpose cleaner (APC), glass cleaner, or exterior …
Steering Wheels are one of the most touched parts of a vehicle, making it crucial to give it the attention it needs. When cleaning your steering wheel, it can be difficult to achieve a non-greasy finish while ensuring proper hydration and protection. As a general rule, when cleaning a leather steering wheel conditioner can be …
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When it comes to cleaning your interior, getting the carpets and seats spotless can sometimes be tricky. Throughout this article, we will look at a few helpful tricks when removing crumbs and debris from your carpet. To remove all debris and crumbs from your car’s carpet, start with a quick vacuum to remove any loose …
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When it comes to picking the right wax, sealant, or ceramic for your car’s paint, all of the different options may be intimidating. It is important to know the pros and cons of each protectant before deciding which one is right for you. When it comes to picking between wax, sealant, or ceramic it is …
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Often overlooked, how your car smells is one of the first things your passengers will notice. While it may be easy to cover up the smell, it will always creep back unless removed. As a detailer, here are four key steps to removing any odors in your car making it smell brand new. To make …
One of the most frustrating parts of detailing a car is trying to get streak-free crystal clear invisible windows without causing any damage. Follow our four-step process to making your windows look brand new! For best results, clean all windows in a cool shaded area, preventing the product from drying. Leftover oil and debris can …
When it comes to using a clay bar on your car, making sure your paint is properly lubricated is important. Do you really need to buy expensive clay lubricants to achieve this? As a general rule when clay baring a car, it is safe to use a mixture of car shampoo and water as an …
Clay Bar Lubricant Alternatives: Do you even need lube? Read More »
When cleaning your car, it may be tempting to use a bath towel or kitchen towel instead of a microfiber towel. Do you really need to use a microfiber towel when cleaning your car? As a general rule when making contact with any paint on your car, you should be using microfiber to prevent scratching. …
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Using rubbing compound on your car can remove scratches and micro swirls in your paint, making your car look shinier. Should you compound your car all the time? Is there potential harm in over-polishing your car? When using rubbing compound on a car burning through the clear coat is the biggest worry. This occurs when …
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