When you’re first looking into paint correction, it can seem a very confusing topic. There are loads of different machines, tools and products available, that it can be hard to decide what’s the best for you. Three of the biggest…
Clay bars are the an essential detailing tool for removing paint contaminants such as bird mess, tar, iron fallout, tree sap and water marks. But can they be used on a car with a ceramic coating, or will it cause…
Clay bars are really great tools for removing contaminants that are bound to your car, like tar, bugs, iron fallout, tree sap and water spots. But can they damage the paint? In this article, I’ll go through what a clay…
Traffic film removers can be a really effective product for cleaning filthy vehicles. Often they’re either applied in a snow foam, or used in a wash bucket. But how safe are they for your car’s paintwork. In this article, I’ll…
A lot of car owners are turning to the bath towel to avoid water spots after washing their cars. It may seem like a cheap and effective solution, but bath towels often do far more harm than good to the…
Using a machine polisher is a great way to remove clear coat scratches and swirls to give your car that mirror finish. But there are definitely risks to polishing and compounding, and there is only a certain amount of times…
Using a leaf blower to dry a car can seem absolutely crazy to one person, but genius to another. Some car owners worry that the leaf blower may actually damage the car, which is a legitimate concern if used improperly.…
If you’re planning on doing any paint correction, or applying a new sealant, or ceramic coating to your car, then it’s essential to remove old waxes and sealants first. In this article, I’ll go through 5 different ways you can…
If you’re looking into machine polishing your car for the first time, then you’ve probably heard the terms rotary polisher, and dual-action (or DA) polisher, thrown around a few times. But which should you choose? In this article, I’ll take…