Water savings is becoming more and more popular, especially after this summer’s water restrictions in some states in the USA. Since we all like to clean cars, I decided to share some information on how much water you need to wash your car. I’ll concentrate on washing your vehicle at home, but I’ll also give…
Hot water helps us all a lot inside and around our house, especially when cleaning all kinds of dirt. Logically, you may think about washing your dirty car with hot water too. However, washing your car with hot water may not be safe for your vehicle, and today, I’ll discuss this topic. You should never…
Back in the day, sponges were the main products for washing vehicles. Nowadays, it’s completely different. There are some new and improved products for washing cars. But can you still use a sponge to wash your car? Is it safe? Today, I’ll discuss this topic and explain why you should never use sponges to wash…
My friends often ask me why their car is still dirty, even if they have just washed it. I believe that many of you are wondering the same, and today I’ll show you the top 10 reasons why your car could still be dirty after just washing it. I made plenty of these mistakes as…
When you’re trying to get the perfect look of your motorcycle, it’s normal to think of applying some tire shine to the tires. However, is using tire dressing on motorcycles safe? Today, I’ll give you an answer to this question, and also dive deep into this topic, and explain everything. You should never use tire…
Even though it’s not common, people sometimes want to remove recently applied wax from their cars. Removing new wax from vehicles isn’t straightforward, and today I’ll show you my way of removing new waxes from your car. Three steps to strip freshly applied wax from your car: Thoroughly wash the vehicle with wax remover shampoo…
Measuring car paint thickness is a very important step when you’re polishing or compounding cars. Today, I’ll show you how to measure car paint depth using a paint thickness gauge and what you should check when measuring the paint thickness. To check the paint thickness on your vehicle, lean the coating thickness gauge sensor to…
Clay bar is one of the best ways of removing contamination from your vehicle’s paint. But, is it possible to remove contamination without damaging car paint? Today, I’ll speak about how the clay bar affects the paint, waxes, and sealants. If appropriately used, the clay bar won’t damage your car’s paint. However, it may mar…
Claying your car decontaminates the paint, leaving a smooth and clean finish. However, after claying, you should always do some additional detailing steps to keep the color clear and protected. I’ve seen many people ask this question on various forums, and I decided to answer it. After claying your car, you should polish the paint…
Using a clay bar is beneficial on car paint since it removes contamination and leaves a nice smooth finish. But, many people wonder if they can do the same on the car glass surfaces such as a windshield. You can use a clay bar on all glass surfaces of your vehicle. It is entirely safe,…
