With insight from a professional detailer, our writer tested car wash kits from several leading brands to find the best ones to keep your vehicle looking fresh.

Fill one bucket with your soapy water and the other with plain water for rinsing. Soak your mitt in the soap, wash a section ...

Our original car cleaning guide ran in the 12/11 issue of eurotuner magazine and can be found under the “Tech” menu at eurotuner.com It looked at weekly washing maintenance, when to use clay ...

We’re here to help reduce the friction that stops many of you from washing your vehicle yourself and resorting to the automatic car wash. Here’s our basic 101 guide on how to do a simple wash ...

To actually wash the car, first rinse the car to hose off loose dirt. Be sure to hit the cracks below the windshields and the undersides of the wheel wells. Next, soap the car.

Car washes often offer extras. We talked to paint experts, car wash owners, professional detailers, and soap manufacturers to find out which ones you need—and where to save your money.

Washing a car is a simple, low-risk task, but cleaning products could be toxic. Be sure not to get any soaps, waxes , shines, detailers, or grime in your eyes, mouth, or open wounds.

Trying to keep your car clean during winter is a noble, yet tragic calling. Those that are called must persevere in the face of certain defeat. We tip our tuques to them. These winter-washers only ...

“This wheel in particular is not reading, so when I spin that wheel, the car isn’t seeing that that wheel is spinning,” he says. ... “And a car wash once a week what costs $10 – $20?