There is a lot of confusion as to whether headlights and taillights should be waxed or not. Most car owners when waxing their vehicles, do apply wax to the headlights as well as taillights. The reason why motorists do this is that they hope the wax’s UV protection abilities will protect the headlights and taillights … Read more
Despite being the most overlooked step in the detailing process, claying offers many benefits to cars and their owners. Clay bar kits are designed to glide over car surfaces while removing impurities and anything else that might have bonded with the paint. Claying not only prepares a car surface for polishing but also keeps your … 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
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
The reason why we wash our cars is to remove surface contaminants such as dirt, grime, grease, and pollen. Clay bars on the other hand take things a notch higher. Claying removes bonded contaminants from your car surface. This includes bugs, tree sap, or light paint overspray. And even though wax is not a contaminant, … Read more