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, ...

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, ...

Which ceramic car wax is best? For car owners looking for ways to help make the paint shine while also protecting it, wax is the best tool available. Ceramic car wax, in particular, can offer several ...

There are lots of ways to capture that elusive show-worthy shine. The auto-detailing market has multiplied in size since the days of hand-laid carnauba and beeswax, and while those old-school ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Waxing your car is a great way to protect your paint, add shine, and repel water, but it's a real labor of love — one that most people don't have ...

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 ...