A chrome finish, whether it’s on metal or plastic, should always look bright and shiny. Water spots can prevent this from happening. And if not dealt with urgently, water spots can lead to oxidation, making the plastic chrome trim look dull. If you have seen some water spots on your plastic chrome trim and are … Read more
Brake dust is chrome’s worst enemy. Long-term exposure to brake dust can lead to the pitting of chrome surfaces, forcing car owners to re-chrome affected parts. A project that costs a lot of money. To prevent chrome pitting, it must be cleaned regularly, especially if located near brake pads. There are many chrome cleaners in … Read more
Re-chroming is an excellent way for you to restore damaged chrome surfaces. If the chrome on your bumper has started showing signs of wear, you can fix it through re-chroming. Most people are familiar with chroming and its costs. However, not everyone can estimate how much they will pay for re-chroming a bumper. Is re-chroming … Read more
Nu Finish claims that the Scratch Doctor can restore headlight lenses on their official website. They also mention that to do so. You may need to apply some pressure and possibly use the product more than once to get the desired results. If you are currently struggling with hazy and dull headlights, you are interested … Read more
It’s not just the exhaust, but any part of your car with chrome should not be waxed. Chrome is a non-porous finish. When you wax it, you seal in the moisture and make it hard for the chrome to breathe, accelerating pitting. However, when you go through different forums, you will discover that many car … Read more
Epoxy primer has got a wide array of uses. It can be used as a sealer over bare metal and other types of surfaces. If you are using epoxy primer on your car, you are assured of its ability to seal moisture from coming into contact with the metal and corroding it. Like other products, … Read more
The use of carbon fiber in automotive applications has become increasingly popular. For a material that was once set aside for luxury and sports cars, it is now being used in consumer vehicles. There are many benefits of having carbon fiber in your car. It improves aesthetics, reduces vehicle weight, and it is more flexible … Read more
This might be the most challenging decision you will ever have to make in your life. If you are getting a new set of wheels or grille and prefer a darker color, it’s easy to settle on either black chrome or gloss black. Both look amazing and blend well with a wide range of car … Read more
When it comes to polishes, you should always use one specifically made for that finish. If you are polishing a chrome surface, stick to a chrome polish and if it’s an aluminum surface, do the same. In the auto world, DIY detailers can provide misleading information. A good example is recommending the use of Mothers … Read more
Polished aluminum wheels look amazing. But they stain easily. If you own a set of bare aluminum wheels, you can testify how tiring it is for you to polish them every time. A ceramic coat can seal the aluminum by creating a surface barrier. When you ceramic coat polished aluminum wheels, your wheels will retain … Read more