When thinking about what makes a car look good, carpet probably wouldn’t be the first thing to come to mind, yet clean footwells are a central part of a good-looking interior. Auto carpet takes a lot of abuse from anything on the soles of your shoes, like cinders, mud, sand, salt, or gum. Untreated carpets can suffer damage and irreversible stains, so routine rug detailing is essential. This post will share the most effective cleaning process to treat your car’s carpeting successfully.
Weekend warriors typically use a single bucket during their wash, unaware of the many benefits of adding a second bucket. This post will explore why it’s worth using that second bucket and how the two-bucket method can save you headaches, effort, and money.
By now, you’ve probably heard of foam cannons and foam guns. Though the two tools have similarities, they are different tools with unique ways of operating them. This post will explore the differences between foam guns and cannons, along with the benefits and drawbacks of each.
Foam cannons can make the car washing process more effective and enjoyable. The thick foam they spray onto your vehicle is easy to work with and yields impressive cleaning results. Foam cannons have multiple pieces that may overwhelm first-time users; however, it doesn’t take long to learn how to use and care for these tools. This post will share the step-by-step guide to using a foam cannon and keeping your equipment clean and maintained. Before you know it, you’ll be snowing foam all over your car!
You’ll commonly find perforated leather seats in most new cars. Most discover that these seats can be problematic to detail when it comes time to clean, as these small holes are the perfect home for crumbs, dirt, and other debris. In this post we’ll touch on how to safely & effectively clean perforated leather.
Clay bars are a favorite among detailers. However, using a clay bar requires specific techniques to avoid damage to your paint. In this post, we’ll share what you need to do before using a clay bar and explain how to safely clean your car’s paint.
You might be surprised to find out that microfiber towels have been around since the 90s – over thirty years ago! They’ve become a staple in nearly every household since, but most people don’t realize you can get a lot more mileage out of them with proper washing techniques. This post will share methods to clean microfiber towels effectively.
Nothing compares to a new car shine. Unfortunately, that factory finish will inevitably fall victim to the elements. Whether your car is garaged or parked outside, exposure to temperature, humidity, and airborne contaminants can mess up that showroom finish. Fortunately, you can restore your vehicle’s original shine with simple steps and routine maintenance.
The average motorist washes their car to maintain its look, but did you know that regular washes are essential? Routine cleaning extends your car's lifespan, keeps your passengers safe, and saves you money in the long term. This post will share the steps of an effective exterior wash, including special considerations and practical techniques.
Floor mats endure use and abuse whenever you set foot in your vehicle. Over time, mud, sand, gravel, and other outside debris make their way onto your car’s floor coverings. In this post, we’ll touch on how to clean cloth or rubber mats, along with some tips and tricks you can use to keep your footwells cleaner in the future.
Although a basic car wash will clean most of your vehicle, trim areas sometimes require additional cleaning to restore factory color and quality. This post shares steps for cleaning exterior and interior trim and explores why uncared-for trim may fade or even crack over time.
You spend hours inside your car each week, and all that time can quickly lead to cabin clutter build-up. This post will discuss the step-by-step process of cleaning your vehicle's interior, along with some handy tips and time-saving tricks.