Ceramic Coatings and Auto Detailing Resources

How often should you detail your car? And I don't mean a quick vacuum, and we're done. I'm talking about cleaning, sanitizing, and protecting the interior and exterior of your car, getting into all the areas that dirt and debris can hide. I may not know your car and its condition, so I can't recommend how we should go about detailing it. I can recommend how often you get it done. The interior of your car is an entirely controllable environment. What I mean by that is you can

If your car never seems to look or feel quite like it did when it was new, it's likely because you're doing one of the following: You clean your car, but you may not be cleaning it using proper techniques and products. You wash and clean your car but aren't using anything to help protect the surfaces inside and out. Lastly, you're not cleaning your car regularly. Either once a month or more if/when needed. When you're not using the right products and techniques, you can cause

I'm a big believer in regular maintenance on your car. Even in my line of work where it's more of visual maintenance. You maintain your car mechanical, why not visually? If not for the stress relief from keeping the interior clean. Or that feel-good feeling of driving around in a shiny car. Visual maintenance will go a long way when trading in or reselling. A great example of this is playing guitar. Maintaining guitars is actually a combination of mechanical and visual. Most

I wanted to answer probably the number one question I get when it comes to ceramic coatings, and that is what is a ceramic coating. I'll start by saying that there are ceramic coatings for the interior and exterior of your vehicle. On your interior, a ceramic coating applied to the fabric, leather, plastics, etc. provides: Added UV protection. Protection from spills and staining. Some protection from wear and tear. On the exterior of your car, a coating can be applied to the

I thought this might be something interesting to touch on since it's come up a couple of times this year. I will preface this with there are plenty of good retail products out there. Any professional detailer should be able to make them work in a pinch to make a car look great. So, I've been asked in the past to use certain products when detailing someone's car. Most of the time, it's a retail product that can be found in any store. 100% of the time, I refuse. Why? Most of th

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