Detailing a brand new car is essential to keep it looking new for years to come. It’s definitely possible to get professional level results, by detailing the car yourself at home too. In this article, I’ll be going through the…
If you’re trying to restore an older or neglected car, then you may have noticed that some of the panels, rubber seals and plastic are covered in green stuff. This is usually algae, but can also be mould. It looks…
If you’re looking to correct swirl marks and scratches on your car’s paintwork, then you’ll need to understand the difference between polishing and compounding. These process are both designed to correct the paint, but work differently and should be used…
Car glazes are a really great product to use if you’re drying to achieve that glossy wet paintwork. But it’s important to know what they actually do, how to use them properly, and how they differ from products like waxes,…
Water spots can cause a whole host of problems for your car’s finish. As well as looking bad, they can actually damage the paintwork permanently. And the old saying is true, prevention is better than cure. In this article, I’ll…
Every time you wash and dry your car, you need to be very careful, and use the correct tools to avoid inflicting clear coat damage in the form of swirl marks and scratches. The drying process is one of the…
Water spots can be really annoying, and ruin the look of an otherwise glossy finish. However, water spots cause more issues than just looking bad. In this article, I’ll go through the main ways to remove water spots from the…
The most common definition of detailing, is to bring a car’s condition back to new, or better than new? But what does this actually mean. And should you be detailing a new car to get it to look “better than…
Washing your car regularly is important to not only keep it looking nice and shiny, but also to stop the paint last degrading. But how often should you wash a car in Summer to keep your car clean and protected?…