car detailing tips

303 Protectant gives a glossy shine. All Dressed Up leaves a clean, dry matte finish that looks OEM. Here’s how they compare side-by-side.

Jimbo’s Detailing was built by a real working detailer—not a marketing team. Here’s why more pros and DIYers are ditching big brands for products that actually perform.

The best soap for ceramic-coated cars is high-foaming, pH-balanced, and coating-safe—like The Super Soaper. Here’s what to look for and what to avoid.

To wash a black car without swirl marks, use a touchless foam pre-wash, gentle contact wash with premium towels, and proper drying. Here’s how to do it right.

The best foam cannon setup uses a quality sprayer, the right dilution ratio, and ceramic-safe soap like The Super Soaper. Here’s how to get pro-level results touch-free.

Touchless car washing is safe for ceramic coatings when done properly with foam, dwell time, and the right soap. Here’s what works—and what to avoid.

Cerakote offers short-term spray-on shine. Gloss Boss delivers pro-grade, wipe-on ceramic protection that lasts years—not weeks. Here’s how they compare.

Tough As Shell lasts longer and works on more surfaces than Turtle Wax Hybrid Ceramic Spray. Here’s a side-by-side breakdown of what really performs.

Most spray ceramic coatings last 3–6 months—but real durability depends on prep, weather, and how the car is maintained. Here’s what matters and how to extend it.

Ceramic sprays last longer, resist harsh weather better, and offer more protection than wax. Here’s a side-by-side comparison of what actually works.