To reduce the risk of swirl marks in the future, make sure you rinse your sponge (or cloth) regularly during washing, preferably in a...

To keep the paintwork looking great, give it a wash every fortnight or so. As well as removing dirt, it will help to reduce unwanted...

Always wash your car when the bodywork is cool and out of direct sunlight – water evaporates faster on hot cars which can leave water...

When it comes to cleaning your car, it pays to have the right tools, products and equipment. Here at Super One, our car shampoo is safe...

Polishing is one of the most important jobs when it comes to professionally detailing your car, so it pays to invest in the right...

Traditionally, sponges have been the go-to tool for washing cars, but no longer. Now it’s all about soft, microfibre cloths, which make...

Before sealing the paintwork with a fresh coat of wax, you should always check to make sure all areas of dirt and abrasion have been...

A power buffer is a great way to get professional results, but it’s important to know how to use one properly. Often, people make the...

Black plastic trim requires different care and maintenance from the rest of the bodywork. To keep plastic trim looking its best, we’d...

Swirl marks are super fine scratches that appear on the surface of your car’s paint, and can be caused by using the wrong kind of cloth...

If you let your car air dry after you’ve cleaned it, water marks will develop on the surface — and these are often more difficult to...

One simple tip that can help you avoid unwanted smears is to wind down the windows to clean the topmost portion of the glass. Excess...

When cleaning and drying your car’s windows, you’ll almost certainly come across an annoying streak on either the outside or the inside...

Next, comes the wax. This is an essential part of protecting your paintwork since it seals the top layer of paint. As a rule of thumb, if...

Once you’ve fully shampooed and dried your car, you can polish the paintwork. You can do this easily with some car polish and a cloth –...

Knowing What Damages Your Paintwork. Although it’s supposedly lucky to get hit by bird droppings, if they end up landing on your car,...

Cleaning Your Alloys Owing to their shape and the tough deposits – like brake dust and road mud – that they come into contact with, alloy...

Commercial window cleaner (that’s ammonia free) such as Super One Glass Cleaner and a microfibre cloth is the best way to get your...

Drying your car is important – you don’t want to waste all that time for there to be streaks and watermarks all over your bodywork. A...

Investing in a good quality car shampoo that won’t do any damage is definitely worth it. Just make sure you never use anything abrasive...