In this article we take a look at 12 things you need to know about washing your car. This website is supported by its readers. If you click one of my links, I may earn a commission. I am also a participant in the Amazon Affiliate program, and I earn from qualifying purchases. What can …
All purpose cleaners are one of the best value items you can purchase in your detailing quest. They’re extremely versatile. You can use them NEAT (aka no dilution) and dilute them as much as you’d like. Obviously, the dirtier the surface, the stronger the concentration will need to be. Hands down, the best APC we …
Fairy liquid (or any washing up liquid) usually contains both bleach and ammonia which affects the wax, and once that protective layer is gone water-based pains turn dull and can crack quite easily. Therefore it is not recommended to use fairly liquid (or any washing up liquid) to clean your car. This website is supported …
You should use a fallout remover after you have washed and rinsed your car. Once your car has been cleaned with shampoo and rinsed, then it is time to use fallout remover. The idea behind this is that all of the dirt has been removed, and all you’re left with is potential fallout particles that …
No, Snow Foam is not a gimmick. Using Snow Foam as a part of your washing process significantly reduces the risk of scratching the paint on your car because it helps to soften the dirt on your car and make it easier to rinse off. Every time I have used Snow Foam on a car, …
Without question, I have found Adam’s Detail Spray to be the glossiest quick detailer. It is on the more expensive side in relation to other quick detailers out there but it does provide one of the best finishes I’ve seen. It gives an excellent amount of gloss and is so easy to use. It doesn’t …
Yes, Traffic Film Remover is good for washing your car. They are designed as a deep cleaning product, and remove dirt/grease with ease. You need to remember that if can remove traffic film with ease then it must be fairly aggressive. This is why people do not use Traffic Film Remover (TFR) regularly and will …
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Applying snow foam to a dry car is best, in our opinion. It allows for the snow foam to dwell and soften all of the dirt on the car. The snow foam will be more concentrated this way. There won’t be much of a difference though if you apply it when the car is wet …
Yes, snow foam really works. Applying snow foam to your car softens the dirt that is on your car, allowing dirt to be washed off easily without physically touching – hence reducing the chance of scratches. Just don’t expect yourself to snow foam a car and be done with it. This website is supported by …
When I first got started into detailing, this was a product that I continously saw but had absolutley no idea what it was for. I would be researching and researching, and every now and then this would pop up and I would, for some reason, continually ignore it or never feel like researching it. I …
