Now that there’s an answer for matte paint care, expect to see some manufacturers expand their paint options to include the flat finish. Factory matte options are only available from a select few manufacturers, and outside of Mercedes, BMW, and Lamborghini Most OEM’s don’t really give you much choice of color. When manufacturers have released matte paint jobs in the past they are typically dubbed limited editions, over priced, and scarcely seen on the road. This has started to change a bit, but not enough. Smart offers a factory finish (the most cost effective on the market), Hyundai does too with the Veloster Turbo (~$22K), and there are still some rumors that Chrysler is doing some testing with a matte 300S. All are great cars, but there are a few others we’re dying to see dressed in (factory) matte paint… Continue reading
It’s no coincidence that all the hype in the car enthusiast community these days is centered around 
All things considered, there’s really one reason most people detail their car, and that’s to have it looking as if it were brand new. Whether you’re a wash-every-week person or a casual waxer, it’s always a good feeling when your car turns heads. Read past the break to find out how to keep your car looking great and standing out from the crowd. 
When asked why matte paint looks flat, I usually just forward people to 
The other day I was getting into one of the trucks we use here at the shop and when I looked down I noticed the tires were covered in reddish/brown blotches and tons of dirt and dust. It’s a big truck with big tires so it’s tough not to notice that sort of thing. Anyway, I was reminded of an article we posted a couple of months ago about 
The goal of detailing, regardless of what you’re driving (or riding), is to make your vehicle look better than it did before and keep it healthy. Tied to this is the idea that we want our hard work to pay off much longer than just a few days. This is true whether detailing motorcycles or cars, but attaining a perfect-looking bike is a much different task than that of a four-wheeled friend. Here’s what you need to know… 
Cars in certain climates require special detailing regimens to stay looking good. In drier areas, that problem is largely dust. Places like San Jose, Fresno, San Diego, Austin, and Albuquerque (just to name a few) have a lot of filthy cars for this very reason. Dust poses massive issues regarding paint care, so here’s why you need to take precaution if you live in an area with a lot of dust…
Spring brings rain and with it waterspots. So as not to fear the forecast, there are two ways you can protect yourself against the inevitable evaporation of rain on your (ideally) spotless car. Continue reading and see how two simple tips can keep you looking great even if the rain comes down. 
With Spring just around the corner, it’s time to dust off the five gallon bucket and wash your microfiber towels; detailing season is almost here. Better weather increases the desire for a great looking car, and before you can achieve this you must first make sure you’re ready for action and prepare for detailing season… 
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