Waxing your car is vital to the protection of paint, but how do we do it properly to get the best bang for our time? Here are a few things you need to know before waxing your car. Waxing your car is ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. If you’re a regular at the car wash, you know that the ...

There's nothing like the deep luster of freshly waxed paint, with its like-new, dripping-wet, showroom shine. Makes you feel proud of a job well done. Waxes aren't just glitz and glam, though. Despite ...

No true detailing session is complete without waxing your vehicle—that special last step providing that extra shine and protection from the elements. Typically, the waxing process takes place after a ...

Any professional detailer will tell you that it’s not enough to just wash your car with soap and call it a day. Your car’s paint deals with a lot of wear and tear, whether it be damage from UV rays, ...

I wouldn’t be surprised to learn there’s an old can of car wax in your garage or basement. Now would be the time to find it, dust it off and hope it’s not all dried out. I promise that by the time you ...

Just like your teeth need regular cleaning, your car requires maintenance with a wash and polish. That's especially true as the summer ends and many parts of the country prepare for fall and winter ...

What is the best spray wax for your car? You’ve just washed your car. Now it’s time to protect your paint. Maybe you’re looking to sell and want to impress potential buyers. Or maybe you just like to ...

Owners might be tempted to clean their cars with whatever resources they have available. But using dish soap could have some ...

Under all the glitz and glamour that outsiders normally associate with Southern California, there’s an economy where people still get a little dirt under their nails, and a big part of it involves ...

Younger car owners are more likely to see their vehicle as utilitarian, and they’re trickier for product makers to market to. By Roy Furchgott Millennials don’t love their cars the way their elders ...