High-Foam Car Shampoo & Cleaner

Car wax provides temporary shine and protection, lasting a few weeks, while ceramic coating offers long-term protection, repelling water, dirt, and UV damage for months or years.

It’s recommended to wash your car every 1-2 weeks to prevent dirt buildup, protect the paint, and maintain its appearance.

Minor scratches can be removed using a scratch remover compound, polishing, or waxing. For deeper scratches, professional detailing or touch-up paint may be needed.

No, household cleaners may contain harsh chemicals that can damage the paint, trim, and interior. Always use automotive-specific cleaning products.

Traditional car wax should be applied every 2-3 months, while spray waxes may need reapplication every few weeks for consistent protection.

A clay bar removes embedded contaminants from your car’s paint, leaving it smooth and ready for waxing or sealing. It’s recommended every 6 months for optimal results.

Dry your car immediately using a microfiber towel or a blower, and avoid washing it in direct sunlight to prevent water from drying on the surface.

Use interior cleaners specific to leather, vinyl, or fabric surfaces, followed by conditioners or protectants to prevent fading, cracking, and wear.

Yes, but use a low-pressure setting (1,200-1,900 PSI) and keep a safe distance to avoid damaging paint, trim, or seals.

Regularly wash your car, apply a spray detailer between washes, use UV protectants on interior surfaces, and keep a microfiber cloth handy for quick cleanups.