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How do you get bugs or tar off your car?
How do you get bugs or tar off your car?
Read on below, and we’ll walk you through a quick step by step:
Spray on, wipe off - How do you choose?
Detail Spray, Waterless Wash, Drying Aid, Spray Wax, Spray Sealants… What’s the difference!? On the surface, they all seem very similar. You spray it on, then wipe it off. Are they really all that different from one another? It’s a great question, and one we’d like to address.
In reality, while all of these products are comparable, each of them has a uniquely specific role & function in detailing. In this write-up we’ll go over the individual purposes of each, how they overlap and how to differentiate when you should use one versus the other.
What is a Drying Aid?
What is a drying aid?! In recent years, a new product category has begun to emerge in the automotive detailing world. Products called “drying aids” are becoming more popular and are one of the most recent advancements in detailing technology.
Which Wash Soap should you use?
Believe it or not, soaps can vary big-time. Take a second and think about how many soaps you have in your shower alone. You might have a shampoo, conditioner, body soap, face wash, or even a bar of soap. That’s 5 different soaps before you even put your clothes on in the morning!
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