Not everyone has the time to wax their car regularly. Traditional paste wax can take over an hour to apply, with a tho ...

Remember to wash your vehicle before waxing it to remove surface dirt, debris, and grease so that you can apply the wax cleanly and evenly over the clear coat. Not washing a car first can cause the ...

1. Wash your car. The very first step to waxing your car is washing your car since it doesn't make sense to shine up a ride that's covered in dirt, pollen, and bird poop. Make sure it's dry before ...

However, this is not the case. In fact, polish and wax are very different, but can be used together – or rather, one after the other – to clean your car, remove scratches, and add protection ...

To answer that question, we put out a call to find the dirtiest car in our company parking lot. The 2006 Ford Freestyle (above) won the prize; the outside didn't look too bad, but the inside made us ...

Here are our top tips on protecting your car over the frosty months ahead. Applying a layer of wax before winter starts creates a protective barrier against road salt and grime. Aim to wax your ...

Keeping your car’s factory-fresh paint-sheen isn't easy. Maintaining it requires regular applications of wax and/or polish following a careful hand wash, so we’re looking at the best car waxes ...

When it comes to car care, there's always room for improvement. While your uncle might have taught you the classic wax-and-elbow-grease method for tackling light scratches and swirl marks ...

One of the most effective ways to preserve your car's factory finish is to regularly apply a coat of wax. It'll protect the paint from UV damage, swirl marks, and paint chips. Even with those ...