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Tire shine makes rubber look new, but some formulas can actually dry out or crack your tires. Here’s how to tell which dressings are safe and which to avoid.

System X is one of the most popular pro-grade ceramic coatings. We dive into how it performs, what you can expect to pay, and whether it’s worth it compared to spray ceramics.

We tested the best ceramic sprays for cars, including Nexgen, Ethos, System X, and Tough As Shell. See which sprays delivered the most gloss, slickness, and durability.  

Not all foam cannon soaps are equal. Some create mountains of suds but little cleaning power, while others balance foam with true lubrication. Here’s what we found in testing.

Maxl One markets itself as a high-tech ceramic spray, but reviews are mixed. We dug into ingredients, performance, and red flags—plus what actually works better.

Microfiber makes or breaks your wash. Here’s the truth about House of Rags towels: absorption, softness, and whether they’re worth stocking up on.

Drying towels can make or break a swirl-free wash. We compared the top styles for absorption, softness, and scratch safety—here’s what actually works.

Ethos Car Care has made waves with their ceramic sprays and “easy-to-use” detailing products. Here’s the no-fluff review: what works, what doesn’t, and what we recommend instead.

We tested the Quivr foam cannon with multiple soaps and pressure washers. Here’s how to set it up, get thick clingy foam, and fix the most common issues in minutes.

Chem X is everywhere online. Here’s the plain-English verdict from real-world use—plus how it stacks up against proven spray ceramics and wash systems.