Can you get a mirror finish without compounding, polishing, and finishing separately? Absolutely. Here’s how to achieve stunning results in just one step—with the right pad, product, and machine. Read more
A foam cannon is great for loosening dirt and reducing swirl marks, but it doesn’t remove embedded contaminants like tree sap, overspray, or bonded grime. That’s where a clay bar or clay mitt still comes in—especially before applying ceramic ...
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Fall car care includes washing, decontaminating, applying protection, and prepping your trim, tires, and interior for cold weather. Here’s the full checklist to keep your car looking great all season.
You can apply ceramic spray without claying, but it won’t bond as well. Claying removes bonded contaminants, allowing the ceramic to level properly and last longer.
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Yes, you can apply ceramic coating without polishing, but it may reduce bonding, durability, and gloss. Polishing helps prep the surface for maximum performance.
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You don’t always need to polish before applying a ceramic coating—but polishing ensures the best bond, clarity, and durability. Prep is key to ceramic coating success.
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Wondering if your car actually needs to be clayed? This post explains how clay bars work, when to use them, and how to prep your paint the right way for polishing or protection.
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