car detailing tips

Drying is the most overlooked step in car care—but also the one that causes the most damage. This guide walks you through the safest, most effective ways to dry your car completely scratch-free.  

Most swirl marks come from drying—not washing. In this guide, we break down exactly how to dry your car safely with towels, blowers, and drying aids.  

The contact wash is where most swirl marks come from. Here’s how to do it safely using the right tools—no gimmicks, no guesswork.  

This complete guide breaks down the different types of microfiber towels for detailing, when to use each one, how to care for them, and which ones to avoid.  

Not all microfiber is safe for coatings. This guide shows you exactly which towels to use—and which to avoid—when applying and wiping down ceramic coatings.  

Microfiber is known for being safe—but not all towels are created equal. This guide explains when microfiber helps and when it can hurt your paint.  

If your towels are streaking, linting, or feel stiff—it’s not the towel. It’s how you’re washing it. This guide shows you exactly how to wash microfiber towels without ruining them.  

The two-bucket method had its place—but detailing has evolved. Here's what you should be doing instead to get better results in less time.

Should you store your microfiber towels in plastic bags? Here's what every car detailer needs to know about proper storage.  

Washing microfiber towels the right way is crucial to keeping them soft and effective. This simple guide shows you exactly how to do it.