Autogeek How-to Blogs

Hello again, detailing warriors and car care enthusiasts! You've spent hours perfecting your paint, but there's nothing more frustrating than stepping back to admire your work only to be met with streaky, hazy glass. It's a common detailing hurdle, but a simple fix with the right technique and the right products. That’s why we’re kicking off the week with a brand new tutorial straight from the Autogeek Studio! We brought in professional detailer, Reagan, to walk you through his tried …

Your car's windows and windshield are critical to safe driving and the overall appearance of your vehicle. A dirty, streaky windshield can cause dangerous glare and reduced visibility, while a clean, protected surface makes all the difference, especially in adverse weather. Autogeek knows that proper automotive glass care goes beyond a quick wipe with a paper towel. This guide will walk you through the best practices for cleaning and protecting your car's glass, ensuring a crystal-clear view on …

Your car is more than just a mode of transportation—it's an investment and a source of pride. Keeping its exterior in pristine condition is essential, not only for aesthetics but also for preserving its value. From the harsh UV rays of the sun to road debris and environmental fallout, your car's paint is under constant assault. At Autogeek, we believe in arming you with the knowledge and products you need to defend your vehicle's finish. This guide will walk you through the various options …

Hello again, car detailing enthusiasts. Let’s finish our Paint Correction Series strong! Last week, we talked about the power of paint correction and how compounds and polishes are the key to a flawless, mirror-like finish. We learned that compounds are for removing more serious imperfections, while polishes are for refining the surface and bringing out a deep gloss. Earlier in Parts 1 & 2 of the series we learned about decontamination and clay products.  Now that you know th …

Hey there, car lovers! You’ve spent hours washing and waxing your car, but in the right light, you still see them—pesky swirl marks, light scratches, and dull spots that keep your paint from reaching its full potential. While a good wash and wax are essential for maintenance, they can’t fix what's already there. To truly restore your vehicle's shine and correct paint defects, you need to go a step further into the world of paint correction. And the two most powerful tools for t …