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4 Benefits of a Ceramic Coating
A ceramically coated car’s paint will withstand the tests of time, numerous washings, and chemicals to look brand new longer.
How to Detail Your Car with a Clay Bar
Clay bar detailing gives your car exterior a smooth and shiny surface. Clean and prepare the car body before you use a clay bar on your car exterior.
How to Make Your Car Look High End
Even if you drive a basic commuter car, you want it to look good. Detail your car, install chrome trim, and put on a dark tint to improve its style.
A Car Collector's Guide to Popular Classic Cars
Classic car collectors buy American muscle cars, elegant European cars, and rare Japanese cars. Buy a classic auto to own a piece of car history.
How to Start a Career As a Car Detailer
Being Being a car detailer can be a very satisfying career. You get to work on the inside and the outside of vehicles, and are responsible for making cars look show quality. If you are a good detailer, you can...
How to Detail Your Car – DIY Tips & Tricks From a Pro
Detailing your car is the best way to make your car look great. Use car washing soap, a microfiber wash mitt, and a clay bar to detail your car.
How to Clean a Car With a Microfiber Cloth
Microfiber towels are a must-have for car detailing jobs. Use a microfiber towel to wash and dry the exterior when you're detailing your car.
Helpful Tips to Get the Most Money When Selling Your Car
Washing, waxing and detailing the car; taking great photos, and researching price are great ways to get the most money when selling your car.
How to Use a Steam Cleaner to Detail a Car
Regardless Regardless of how you use your vehicle, the interior can get dirty and soiled over time. Your car can get dirty in any of the following ways: Dyes and dirt transferred to the seats from clothing Oil and dirt...

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Can you buff or polish a car using a just buffer without having to wax it?
Using a buffer on a car's paint to get out scratches would require the use of a compound liquid to take off some of the paint surface. If you buff too much in one spot, then you will take off...
Where would I go to remove marks left by an egg
Hey there. I would recommend first taking the vehicle to or having a car detailer (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-detail-the-exterior-of-a-car) to look at the damage to see if it just needs a good cleaning and waxed or the damage requires the paint to be...

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