What To Do (and NOT Do) When Detailing an Engine Engine detailing can make your ride look brand new as seen here with this 2006 Ford F-150 or it can ruin it if you don’t know what you’re doing. Under the hood, things are a little more delicate than the rest of your car. A clean

Ever heard of the Bloame Glass Cleaning Board? It’s one of the simplest detailing tools that most DIYers overlook. This tool is all about achieving perfect, streak-free glass something even pros struggle with. The Bloame board is a firm, flat microfiber pad that lets you apply

Run-flat tires are one of those features people either love or hate but do you actually know how they work? Unlike traditional tires, run-flats are built with reinforced sidewalls that can support the car’s weight even after a puncture. That means when you lose pressure, you can

Imagine a Range Rover that doesn’t drive on the road it glides on water. The Range Rover Yacht, officially known as the Sunseeker Range Rover Sport Edition, was designed as a collaboration between luxury automakers and yacht builders. It carries the design DNA of a Range Rover

Ever wonder why your tires fade to gray, even when you wash your car regularly? It’s caused by oxidation and UV exposure sunlight and oxygen break down the rubber compounds, drying the surface and leaving it dull. Road grime, brake dust, and cheap tire dressings can make it

If you’ve ever dropped your phone, a fry, or spare change between your seats…you know the struggle. But here’s how to finally clean that no-man’s land. The gap between your center console and seats collects everything crumbs, hair, and dust that vacuums can’t always reach. That

Ever grabbed an old bath towel to dry your car after a wash? You might be scratching your paint without even knowing it. Most household towels, especially cotton ones, have rough fibers that trap dirt and create micro-scratches when dragged across paint. These tiny lines catch

If you’re using dish soap to wash your car, you’re not cleaning it you’re slowly ruining it. Dish soaps are made to cut through grease and strip oils great for your kitchen, terrible for your paint. When you use household cleaners, you strip away wax, dry out rubber trim, and

Ever notice how your car doesn’t shine like it used to even after a wash? That fading gloss isn’t just “old paint.” It’s oxidation and micro-scratches caused by sunlight, road debris, and improper washing. Over time, the top layer of your paint called the clear coat begins to

Your steering wheel is one of the dirtiest surfaces in your car even dirtier than your phone. Think about it: you touch it every time you drive, often after eating, pumping gas, or grabbing your morning coffee. Oils from your hands mix with dust and sunlight, leaving behind a

Here’s a secret: most swirl marks come from your first wipe, not the wash itself. When you start scrubbing before rinsing, you drag dirt and dust across the paint creating micro-scratches that dull the shine. It’s one of the easiest detailing mistakes to make, even for DIYers.

Air fresheners don’t remove odors they just hide them. That “new car smell” fades because carpets, seats, and vents start absorbing everyday life food, moisture, pets, even the air itself. Once those smells sink into the fabric and padding, sprays can’t reach them. To actually

Ever notice that thin black line around your doors? That’s not shadow it’s grime. Door jambs are one of the most overlooked parts of a car. They collect road dust, grease, and moisture every time the door opens and closes. Over time, that buildup can damage seals and cause rust

Not sure if your car still has wax protection on it? Wax wears down over time. If you don’t know when it’s gone, you won’t know when your paint is exposed to UV rays, water spots, and contaminants. After a wash, spray water on the hood. If it beads up tightly, your wax is still

Why does your AC sometimes blow out dust or a musty smell? Vents are dust magnets. Every time you turn on the fan, it pushes particles into your cabin air. That buildup doesn’t just smell bad — it also makes your car feel less fresh. Use a small foam paintbrush or detailing

Want to wash your car at home without scratching it? Most scratches and swirl marks don’t come from the road — they come from washing with a dirty sponge. When you dip into a single bucket, you’re reusing gritty water on your paint. The two-bucket wash solves this: one bucket

Details Matter in a Detail Anyone can wash a car. But a real detail? That’s where the difference shows. It’s not just shiny paint. It’s spotless wheel wells, polished logos and badges, clean door jambs, and every hidden surface refreshed. Those little things add up — and they

DIY Pet Hair Removal for Your Car Struggling with pet hair stuck in your seats and carpets? Here’s how to tackle it yourself. 🐾 Vacuuming alone won’t cut it — pet hair clings to fibers like Velcro. Instead, try this DIY approach: 1.Rubber gloves: Put on a pair of damp rubber

Group Detailing Results What’s better than one freshly detailed car? Four of them, all at once. This group of four vehicles booked together for our Group Detailing Special and each one rolled away looking showroom-ready. From spotless exteriors to crisp, refreshed interiors,

11 years on the road and this Challenger still steals the spotlight. Regular care keeps a car like this looking strong, but a Superior Wash & Clean takes it to another level. The black paint now shows off a deep mirror finish, the wheels gleam with fresh shine, and that bold