Premium car soap and waxes

Many people do not think that they can get the same professional looking results by detailing their autos themselves. It is not too hard to do yourself at home. Now, you can use the same high quality products like clay bars and waterless car soap products that are used at detail shops. Get the shine and deep clean on the outside and inside of your cars, truck or van. Protect your paint with car sealant. You can even detail your boat or RV. If you follow our detailed, easy to read instructions, you can use tools like clay bars to get shiny chrome and metal. Polish aluminum and painted finishes without any worry of scratching. Safely remove tar, gum, and sap from painted finishes, chrome and metal. Polish aluminum rims for a professional look. You will immediately see the difference.

The first time you detail your vehicle, it may seem like an overwhelming task to tackle the paint, bumpers, and wheels. If you follow our easy tips and instructions, you will discover how simple can be. When you are ready to detail wheels, use a quality tire dressing. This will help reduce the mess and ensure that the tire dressing spreads evenly on the surface. When finished, your wheels will look brand new again.

Don't worry about using any of our products at home. They are all designed to be used at home and are bio-degradable and safe to use. Car soap runoff will not damage grass or pose any environmental threat. Many people choose to use our waterless car wash products that we carry, to reduce water usage and any possible runoff. Waterless products offer superior results and less hassle. No hoses and sponges to deal with, yet your vehicle will look as if it just went through a professional carwash.

Keeping the inside of your vehicle clean is just as important as maintaining the exterior. We've got products for leather upholstery and fabric interiors. Cleaners and brushes will get rid of spots and odors on floor mats and seats. Shine up dashboards and consoles and protect them against cracking and sun exposure.