Virtually all car owners agree that having clean, clear car windows is important. There is less agreement, however, over how to properly clean your car windows to get that see-through look for the ...

Any professional detailer will tell you that it’s not enough to just wash your car with soap and call it a day. Your car’s paint deals with a lot of wear and tear, whether it be damage from UV rays, ...

Waxing a car is surprisingly easy and does not require the purchase of a lot of costly products. You pretty much just need wax and a microfiber towel for application. If you’ve never waxed a car ...

No true detailing session is complete without waxing your vehicle—that special last step providing that extra shine and protection from the elements. Typically, the waxing process takes place after a ...

Here are the best car waxes you can buy that will give you great results and help protect your paint. Photo Credit: Nor Gal/Shutterstock Any professional detailer will tell you that it’s not enough to ...

There are lots of ways to capture that elusive show-worthy shine. The auto-detailing market has multiplied in size since the days of hand-laid carnauba and beeswax, and while those old-school ...

Which ceramic car wax is best? For car owners looking for ways to help make the paint shine while also protecting it, wax is the best tool available. Ceramic car wax, in particular, can offer several ...

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Those who hold a deep interest in cars appreciate the need for constant effort to keep their vehicle in impeccable, shiny state. An essential aspect of car maintenance is waxing. Car wax not only ...

Millennials don’t love their cars the way their elders did, and if you make car wax, that’s a problem. “Going after 20-and-unders is something we haven’t had to do in a long time,” said RJ de Vera, ...

Younger car owners are more likely to see their vehicle as utilitarian, and they’re trickier for product makers to market to. By Roy Furchgott Millennials don’t love their cars the way their elders ...