car detailing tips

Tough As Shell and Gloss Boss are the best ceramic sprays for black cars—giving a slick, streak-free finish without hazing or high spots. Here’s how to apply them right.

DIY Detail’s rinseless wash is quick—but testing shows it can leave behind residue and micro-marring. Here’s why touchless foam + rinse is still the safest option.

DIY Detail’s Gold Standard Polish is hyped as a top-tier one-step—but our testing shows Picture Perfect Polish cuts faster, finishes cleaner, and is easier to use.

DIY Detail’s Ceramic Gloss looks good when freshly applied—but in our testing, Tough As Shell outlasted it in durability, slickness, and ease of use. Here’s the full breakdown.

MAXEasy says it delivers instant ceramic protection—but our tests show inconsistent results and short durability. Here’s how it stacks up to Tough As Shell.

MAXL’s ceramic spray makes big promises—but real-world testing shows it struggles with durability and clarity. See how it compares to Tough As Shell.

The best way to wash a ceramic-coated car is with a touchless foam pre-wash, gentle contact method, and regular top-ups. Here’s the full routine.

Most ceramic spray coatings last 2–3 months before reapplication is recommended. Here’s how to stretch performance and when to refresh.

If your ceramic coating isn’t beading, looks dull, or feels rough—it’s time for maintenance. Here’s how to diagnose and fix it with the right products.

To clean your dashboard without streaks, use a non-greasy interior cleaner, the right microfiber, and wipe evenly. Complete Cabin Cleaner is made for this job.