A wise man once said: “You can’t detail what you can’t see”. Well, in order to see something (paint defects in this case) on the paint, you need proper lighting. And while there are tens of different companies producing working lights, one company stands out a lot: Scangrip. In my opinion, every detailer should have at least a few lights from the Scangrip product lineup, and in this post, I’ll show you why I think that! Reasons To Use Scangrip Lights For Car Detailing Source: Scangrip.com Here are a few key reasons why I think you should use Scangrip lights, especially if your expertise is pai ..read more

Whenever I’m washing a car at a self-service car wash station, I first check if there’s an option called active foam (snow foam). Of course, not all self-service car wash stations have this option, but luckily, I see more and more of them investing in new equipment and offering snow foam as an option as well. Key Takeaways: The active foam helps you clean your car without touching the paint. It removes stubborn dirt with ease. It does cost slightly more to wash your car. Helps in preventing scratches on the car paint. Regular Car Wash Process Doesn’t Do a Thing A typical self-service car w ..read more

Car interior detailing is typically much harder when compared to exterior detailing, and the reason is a lot of inaccessible areas, as well as stuck on dirt, dust, sand, and other contaminants. It’s hard to do a proper cleaning of a car’s interior if you don’t have the right tools. And that’s why I decided to share my top five favorite tools I always use when cleaning car interiors. 1. Powerful Vacuum Cleaner I couldn’t imagine doing a car interior cleanup without a powerful auto detailing vacuum. Let me be honest: I’ve tried a bunch of options, and every time I was using some less powerful v ..read more

There’s a secret to getting crystal-clear headlights without breaking the bank. Forget about replacements – the answer is headlight polymerization. Let’s find out how this technique works wonders for your car. Key Takeaways: Headlight polymerization lets you restore old, hazy headlights instead of replacing them, saving you a lot of money. This technique delivers longer-lasting clarity and protection compared to just polishing your headlights. Polymerization dramatically improves your night driving visibility and keeps your car looking sharp. The process is surprisingly simple and can be don ..read more

Everyone aims to achieve the best results without overspending, a sentiment that resonates strongly within the car detailing industry. Here, the price spectrum is broad, with some products demanding a premium while others claim to deliver comparable outcomes for a fraction of the cost. In this article, I’ll delve into whether budget-friendly car detailing products hold up in terms of quality. Are they worth your investment, or does the adage “you get what you pay for” hold true for car detailing products as well? Let’s explore this together. Key Takeaways: Higher prices don’t always mean bet ..read more

Car paint sealants, or synthetic waxes, as many people prefer to call them, have been in the game for more than a decade already. The main advantage of paint sealants over typical natural waxes is that they’re more durable and generally easier to apply type of paint protection. But since it’s not always like that, and not all paint sealants are great, I decided to share my top picks with you today. I’ve tried more than twenty different paint sealants, and I’ve decided only to add seven of them to this list. My Top Picks: Editor's Pick Best Budget Best Longevity Meguiar's NXT Genera ..read more

While having a sunroof on your car is fantastic additional equipment, many people are afraid that one day, the sunroof will start to leak water. And unfortunately, in many cases, that is true. But as always, there are some steps you can take to prevent sunroofs from leaking. Key Steps To Prevent Car Sunroof From Leaking Water: Check and clean the drains regularly since they can clog up and cause the sunroof to leak water. Do not park your car under the trees with opened sunroof, especially during autumn. Apply rubber seal restorers to all the rubber and gaskets around the sunroof to prevent ..read more

Cleaning your car and making it look nice and shiny doesn’t mean that you have to spend a lot of money. Even though car detailing companies promote mainly expensive products (even for DIY), you can get fantastic results with some budget alternatives. In this post, I’ll show you how you can wash your car at home and spend as little money as possible (while still making sure that you’re using safe and effective products). Key Takeaways: Buy a budget car detailing kit that contains all the essential tools and products to wash your car. Follow the standard car wash procedures (clean wheels first ..read more

Car detailing has never been as popular as now, but things are changing rapidly, and what’s trendy today might not be as trendy tomorrow. In this post, I’ll show you what I think will be the emerging car detailing trends in 2024. 1. Increasing Demand For Mobile Detailing Services It’s pretty clear that mobile detailing services have been a big hit in places like the UK and the USA. But here’s the thing: I’m betting that 2024 is going to be the year these services really take off in other countries, too. So, let’s talk about Croatia, where I’m from. It’s not a huge country, and honestly, I nev ..read more

When I first started washing cars, I didn’t have much in the way of equipment – not even a high-pressure washer. This meant I relied on foam guns for all my car washing tasks. But everything changed when I got my hands on a pressure washer and a foam cannon, and I’ve been using the latter ever since. Having experience with both tools, I’m in a good position to give you detailed information about each. In this article, I’ll highlight the main differences between foam cannons and foam guns. Based on my personal experience, I’ll guide you in choosing the right one for you, taking into account yo ..read more