I used to think detailing was for pros with fancy tools, but after some trial and error (and a soapy driveway disaster), I’ve got you covered with simple, wallet-friendly tricks.
Imagine your car gleaming like it just left the showroom, protected for years with a ceramic coating. You don’t need a pro to get that mirror-like shine! In this guide, we’ll break down the simple steps to ceramic coat your car at home, from washing to wiping.
Your car’s paint deserves to shine, but with ceramic coatings ranging from $8 to $150, which one’s worth it
We put both to the test—alongside pro detailers using budget tools—so you don’t have to. From wheel scrubbing to ceramic coating, here’s what we learned
Imagine gripping the keys to your first car, the road calling your name. But what’s the perfect ride for a new driver
Traditional wax is the easy, budget-friendly classic, perfect for a quick gloss. Ceramic wax blends simplicity with up to a year of protection, ideal for enthusiasts. Ceramic coatings
Imagine hopping into your car, ready for a drive, but the interior’s a mess—crumbs, dust, and a faint gym-bag funk.
Imagine a sunny Saturday, your car gleaming in the driveway, ready for some TLC. Chemical Guys’ Sud Preem Wash & Wax promises a glossy, foamy clean with a cotton candy scent that makes washing a blast.