Winter is, without question, the most difficult time to keep your car clean. While your summer car wash routine might have you stopping by every few weeks to polish and shine, winter is the time of year when snow, slush, freezing rain, road de-icers, and exhaust build on your car from the bottom up. Without…
It seems almost inevitable—no matter how much time you spend at the car wash cleaning your car’s surface and applying protective sealants, scuffs and scratches will eventually appear. These kinds of damages are caused by many different types of conditions, but usually arise when a foreign object scrapes against your car, when debris from the…
Optimal Car Wash Times Ideally, you should make it a habit to wash your car every week. By integrating a regular car wash into your schedule, it becomes less of a hassle and more like a quick and easy maintenance issue. It’s similar to vacuuming or mopping your floors at home. If you only vacuum…
Few things ruin a car’s appearance as much as a bumper full of squished bugs. If you’ve ever traveled long distances (or if you tend to drive as dusk falls and insects come out in full force), then you’ve probably experienced dead bugs on your windshield, bumper, and hood. Not only do they ruin your…
Few things will dirty the inside of your car like taking your four-legged friend for a drive. Although you can keep pet hair to a minimum by laying out a pet blanket before you invite Fido inside (or by keeping dogs and cats in a crate inside the car), chances are pet hair will still…
Wheels and tires are one of the most often overlooked parts of the car when it comes to detailing. Most of the focus for cleaning is on the body, windows, and interior, since these are the parts we come into the most contact with. However, no matter how shiny the rest of your vehicle, it…
