Rubber fades with time. And no matter how much you clean your tires, they will always lose their dark appearance. Fortunately, there is a quick and easy fix for faded tires. As a car owner, you have come across plenty of products that can enhance the aesthetics of both your car’s interior and exterior. Well, … Read more
It’s very common to find the 303 tire balm and protectant in detailing shops and car garages. Both car owners and professional detailers love how the sling-free formula leaves a lasting shine on your tires. Other than improving aesthetics, the manufacturers of the 303 tire balm claim that it can also make tires last longer. … Read more
There is no better fix for removing scratches and defects on your car other than using a compounding agent. Car paint is very prone to scratching no matter how carefully you drive or park your vehicle. Instead of getting a paint job which can be quite expensive, compounding your car levels uneven paint and thus … Read more
This depends on the paint on your car. Antifreeze won’t damage the paint in most modern cars. The much it can do is leave behind a stain that can be easily washed off with water. However, for cars with old paint such as the ones made in the ’80s or ’90s, the glycol found in … Read more
Car polishes do expire. Even if the expiry date isn’t listed on the can, one day it will expire. Therefore, you need to be very keen before opening a bottle of polish and applying it to your car. The results you will get from an old bottle of car polish, won’t be the same as … Read more
Regularly waxing your car does more than just make the exterior shiny. It adds a protective layer that acts as a shield against UV rays, tree sap, corrosive elements, rain, snow, and other contaminants. These are just some of the many benefits of waxing a car. Unfortunately, you may not be able to get all … Read more
Using kerosene to wash cars is one of the oldest and weirdest tricks we have ever come across. Car owners do a lot of weird stuff to their cars, you will be shocked by what most of them recommend on popular auto forums. There are two ways kerosene can find itself on your car paint. … Read more
Nobody loves a car with neglected, abused, dull, or old paint. Even if the car’s performance is outstanding, the exterior look contributes significantly to the perception people will have of you as the owner. If your car has either one of the above characteristics, it is crucial that you find a lasting solution to this … Read more
A peeling chrome grille can make your car look very unattractive. And as if that’s not enough, if the peeling isn’t fixed, it may spread to more parts, making your car look even uglier. It is crucial that the peeling is stopped as soon as you notice small chips on it. There are many causes … Read more
From a general point of view, Iron X and Sonax may appear to be the same. They both turn red, share common ingredients, and react with iron. However, there is a big difference between these two cleaners. If you were shopping for a cleaner for either your wheels or car paint, you may have come … Read more