car detailing tips

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.  

Leaf blowers are fast and contactless—but are they safe? Here’s when to use one to dry your car, and what to avoid to prevent damage.  

Drying aids reduce friction, add protection, and help eliminate water spots. Here's how to use one like a pro during your car drying process.  

Struggling with streaks and water spots when drying your car in direct sunlight? Here’s how to fix that problem permanently with smart detailing methods.

Water spots can ruin an otherwise perfect detail. This guide shows you how to avoid water spots when drying your car — using safe methods and the right towels.  

Washing your car in a heatwave? Here's how to do it without ruining the paint. Learn step-by-step tips to avoid water spots, protect your clear coat, and get a streak-f...

To prevent water spots, wash in the shade, use pH-neutral soap, rinse thoroughly, and dry immediately with a microfiber towel. A ceramic spray can also help repel minerals and make drying e...

To avoid water spots in hot weather, wash your car early or late in the day, use a pH-neutral soap like The Super Soaper, rinse quickly, and dry immediately with a soft towel.