So you’ve just spent a few hours polishing, polishing, and polishing some more to remove the surface scratches from your car’s paint – now what?
After any snowstorm, but especially one of this severity, it’s hugely important to get your car free of debris including snow, salt, and mud.
When it comes to aerodynamics, a waxed or clean car will allow air to move freely across the surface (less resistance). Unlike a clean surface, a dirty car limits the amount of airflow, causing increased friction and less MPG.
Often times we convince ourselves that the only way to get a new looking car is to either fully detail the vehicle or just…buy a new car. But keeping your car looking beautiful doesn’t have to be nearly this time consuming or expensive. There a few small things you can do in between details to keep your car looking like it just rolled off the lot…
In preparation for the warmer months, the time has come to bust the car out of the garage, scrub her down, and get her ready to shine. To capitalize off of the nicer weather, here are some spring detailing tips and essentials for your car.
