FAQs

Q? How long should I wait to wax my new vehicle?: A.

If you have a new vehicle, it is up to your discretion as to when to get it waxed. Many people like to get that initial wax on their new vehicle right away…as opposed to waiting for it to need waxing. It’s up to you, but waxing it right away is a win, win.
Q? How often should I wax my vehicle?: A.

At the very least, wax your vehicle once a year. However, serious car enthusiasts tend to have their vehicles waxed every six months on average.
Q? What is the purpose of claying my vehicle?: A.

Claying your vehicle takes cleaning of the exterior surface to another level after the initial washing . It will remove surface contaminants that washing cannot, such as rail dust, water spots (fresh), paint overspray, etc.
Q? How often should I clay bar my vehicle?: A.

Clay bar your vehicle when you feel it necessary, depending on how the exterior surface feels. Welike to clay before doing any waxing, to ensure the surface is perfectly clean first.
Q? Can I use dawn dishwashing soap to clean my car?: A.

Nooooooooo! To maintain your freshly waxed finish, do not wash with any sort of dish washing detergent. Dishwashing detergent is meant to cut grease in household kitchens. Therefore, it will also cut through wax. Be sure to use a carwash soap that is friendly to your finish. There are several decent ones on the market, that will not strip your wax job.
Q? How do I know when to get my vehicle waxed?: A.

You can decide to have your vehicle waxed routinely once or twice annually, or how often you would like. Being observant to the condition of your vehicle’s surface,..how it looks, how it feels, etc. should be a good barometer of when it needs waxing.
Q? My vehicle has some oxidation. Should I use rubbing compound to fix it?: A.

You may use rubbing compound to remove oxidation, but it may also cause you more work. A good “polishing compound” or a good “cleaner/wax may be sufficient, and do the job.
Q? What should I use to clean my wheels?: A.

There are many different brands of wheel cleaners on the market that are effective. But it is important that you “know your wheels!” Know what kind of wheels you have, whether they are chrome, or polished aluminum, or if they’re painted, or if they are clear coated. The wrong wheel cleaner, and misuse of wheel cleaner can ruin your wheels permanently. Soap and water will always work well.