Posts by: Mark Bach

A dedicated vehicle vacuum is easier to use than dragging a household vacuum outside—and it gets better results.

It may look odd, but using a leaf blower is one of the safest ways to dry your car after a wash.

Are you looking for relief from this summer's record-breaking heat? The solution doesn't have to be expensive or complicated.

Want that eye-popping showroom shine? Car glaze fills minor scratches while boosting your ride’s paint brilliance.

Discover the right microfiber cloth—from waffle weave to terry loops—for every car detailing task. Plus, care tips to make them last.

Choosing between a foam gun and a foam cannon comes down to three key factors: convenience, performance, and budget.

Sponges scratch. Cloths slip. For a clean, safe car wash, a good mitt is your best bet. And it costs less than you think.

Pets love car rides. See essential safety tips and gear recommendations for stress-free driving with furry friends.

In an age when vehicles are commonly coated with sealants or covered with paint protection film, there is still a place for car wax.

Spray, wipe, done. Waterless car washes are real—and surprisingly effective. Here’s how to use them right, no buckets required.

Driver distraction is an undeniable problem. A good phone mount for your car can help solve it.

Cars can develop a funky smell after many miles of commuting, road-tripping, eating, and spilling things. Air fresheners can solve that.

Caring for interior leather and vinyl prolongs the enjoyment of your vehicle’s inner sanctum.

Upgrading your garage flooring is an easy project that pays dividends for years. Choosing the right material is key.

The quest for the best ways to get a job done can go in unusual directions.

With a portable air compressor in your vehicle you’ll never have to look for a gas station air machine—or for quarters to run it.

Chemical Guys Lightning Fast Stain Exractor, Mat ReNew, and Sticky Icky make automotive interior detailing a snap.

Three easy ways to get road trip grime and goo off your precious metal.

Keeping your vehicle's undercarriage clean is important for reliability and longevity, as well as appearance.

Polishing metal trim is a rewarding task that requires the right products and plenty of elbow grease.

A brand-new body shell can make a restoration project look factory fresh without expensive, time-consuming repairs.