car detailing tips

Which trim and tire dressing actually lasts—Lithium’s trim restorer or All Dressed Up? We put them head-to-head in real-world conditions.  

Preventing tire blooming in summer is all about using the right dressing and keeping your rubber clean. Here's the best way to do it without sling or grease.

To restore faded trim, clean thoroughly, dry, then apply a water-based dressing like All Dressed Up. It revives black trim without leaving greasy residue, and adds UV protection.

Matte tire dressings offer a clean, OEM look, while gloss finishes deliver deeper shine. Water-based dressings like All Dressed Up can achieve either, depending on how you apply them. Read more

Tire shine isn’t bad for your tires—if you use the right kind. Water-based dressings like Jimbo’s All Dressed Up are safe, non-greasy, and won’t damage rubber over time.

The best no-sling tire dressing is a water-based product like Jimbo’s All Dressed Up. It soaks into the rubber, dries dry-to-the-touch, and won’t fling onto your paint.

Not sure where to start when detailing your car? Here’s the exact step-by-step order the pros follow—plus the products to make it easy.

Want pro-level results at home? These are the best detailing products for 2025—tested and trusted by real detailers. From soaps to ceramics, here’s what actually works.

Overwhelmed by car detailing? Start here. This beginner-friendly guide walks you through the safest, easiest way to wash, polish, and protect your car like a pro—using just a few purpose-built products.

Faded trim and rubber? Here’s how to clean, prep, and restore those surfaces like new—using the right tools and dressings for a deep, factory-style finish.