car detailing tips

Yes, you can use ceramic spray on a wet car. Applying it as a drying aid helps spread the product evenly, adds slickness, and boosts protection—especially with sprays like Tough As Shell. Read more

To remove water spots from car paint, use a mild polish like Picture Perfect Polish for light spots, and an acid-based remover or polishing compound for etched spots. Always protect the surf...

To maintain a ceramic coating, use pH-neutral soaps, avoid harsh chemicals, dry with clean microfiber towels, and apply a ceramic booster like Tough As Shell every few weeks.

Want to get more protection out of your ceramic spray? Here’s how to layer Tough As Shell the right way—without causing streaks or wasting product.

Ceramic coatings don’t make your car maintenance-free. Here’s what happens when you stop washing—and why consistent care matters.

Ceramic coatings make washing easier—but that doesn’t mean you should wash less. Here’s the real answer on how often to wash your protected paint.

Got a ceramic coating or using a ceramic spray like Tough As Shell? Here’s how often you should wash your car—and why it still matters for long-term protection.

Your ceramic spray should make water fly off your paint. If it’s not, here’s how to fix it and get glassy, high-performance beading every time.

Most ceramic sprays claim months of protection—but how long do they actually last? Here’s the real answer and how to keep your car protected longer.

Ceramic spray is the perfect way to maintain a professional ceramic coating. Here’s how it helps extend protection, boost gloss, and enhance water behavior.