We have all seen the commercials. A guy walks into a junkyard and finds a weathered-looking car with severely faded paint, and with one swipe of the “miracle” product, it suddenly looks factory-new ...

It's bound to happen—you go to your car and discover a scratch or a dent that just can't be buffed out; too small for the insurance company to get involved but too large to ignore. You head to the ...

Touch-up paint is a hot topic of debate for detailers worldwide. Everybody has their own philosophy for the right and wrong way to do things. In this article, we’ll discuss the best methods for ...

It was inevitable. Our white '66 Chevelle faced a serious image problem. No, we're not in danger of appearing on some sleazy entertainment program like TMZ any time soon. But if the Fox channel did ...

Unless your project car has been hammered out of virgin sheetmetal, the first thing to do when considering new paint is figure out how to handle the paint that's already there. See All 35 Photos35 In ...

While wax is a good way to protect your car or truck from scratches and swirls, a car paint sealant is arguably a better option. It lasts longer, and the formula is more durable than wax. It can be ...

Tree sap can be a stubborn and sticky substance on your car’s exterior. If left untreated, it can harden, attract dirt, and even damage your car’s paint over time. This can lead ...

Many workshops and service stations offer such a service as car painting. The process is complex, delicate, and significant. If the technology is violated during the work, the quality of the coating ...