Can You Wash a Car with a Brush?
Using a brush to wash your car is one of the biggest car washing mistakes you can make. But unfortunately, the vast majority of car owners have no idea how they can damage the paint. So why are they such…
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How to Prepare Your Car Before Applying a Sealant
Sealants are much trickier to apply than waxes. Granted, they aren’t quite as complicated as ceramic coatings, but there’s definitely a decent bit of prep involved if you want the paint protection to last as long as possible. In this…
Why Car Wax Attracts Dust (And What You Can Do About It)
Ever wondered why your car gets covered in dust really quickly after you’ve just waxed it? It can be really annoying, and it seems to happen pretty much every time. In this article, I’ll explain why car wax seemingly attracts…
Do Car Covers Cause Damage or Scratches?
All the time I see car covers on super expensive, brand new cars, and it makes me cringe. Unfortunately, most car owners don’t know about the damage that car covers can cause, and why they’re often more harm than good.…
Why You Should Always Dry Your Car After You Wash It
Should you dry your car after you wash it? That’s a really common question that car owners ask. I remember when I got my first car, I had no idea whether it needed trying and how you actually should do…
The Simple Trick to Tell When a Car Needs Waxing
You probably know that you need to wax your car regularly to keep it protected from the elements. And most wax manufacturers will claim how long their wax lasts for. But how do you actually know when your car needs…
Do Pressure Washers Remove Wax and Sealants?
There are two groups of people who are wondering if pressure washing a car will remove a wax and sealant. Those who are worried about removing the paint protection, and those who are looking for a good way to remove…
Do Microfiber Towels Scratch Cars?
If you’re into car care, then you’re probably worried about scratching your car’s clear coat when you wash and dry it. A scratched and swirled clear coat can make your car look dull and flat, so it’s important to use…
How to Use a Clay Bar on Glass Safely
Clay bars are often used on a car’s paint to remove contaminants like tar, tree sap, bugs, water marks and iron fallout, giving the paint a smooth and slick feeling. But is it safe to use a clay bar on…