Waxing makes a beautiful car look even better. That gorgeous, glossy appearance will turn heads wherever you go, and the wax can protect your car's paint from UV rays, bird droppings, minor scratches ...

No true detailing session is complete without waxing your vehicle. Typically, the waxing process takes place after a thorough washing. Although it can be tedious and get your shoulders burning, waxing ...

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, ...

We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. Here are the best car waxes you can buy that will give you great results and help protect your paint. Any ...

Those who hold a deep interest in cars appreciate the need for constant effort to keep their vehicle in impeccable, shiny state. An essential aspect of car maintenance is waxing. Car wax not only ...

Last month we discussed the proper technique for washing a vehicle to prepare its surface for polish and wax. As we mentioned in that story, appropriate exterior prep is a must to prevent minor ...

If your eyes glaze over when scanning the car wax section, you're not alone. Alongside the tins of carnauba wax -- once the definitive choice of polish -- is a crowd of bottles, sprays and creams.

Black or dark-colored cars are sleek, elegant, and shine like a million dollars, but it takes a lot of work to keep up with their good looks. The problem with black cars is that any flaws on the body ...

It’s always frustrating when the best answer to a question is “it depends.” Full disclosure: how often you need to wax your car depends on how much you use it, the kind of wax you use, and what ...

While most conventional ski and board waxes consist of varying hardnesses of hydrocarbon or microcrystalline wax, which needs to be ironed on to the base of your board and then scraped off, there are ...