Autogeek How-to Blogs

Choosing the Best Car Polisher for Your Detailing Needs In the early days of car detailing, only a couple of basic polishers were available, and they were not very user-friendly. Fast forward to today, and the car detailing industry has evolved significantly. Now, there are over 20 different types of car polishers and buffers available, and at Autogeek, we offer a wide selection of the best car polishers for every skill level. With so many options on the market, selecting the best car buffer or …

Ultimate Guide to Car Interior Stain and Odor Removal Car Interior Stains and Odor Removal: Expert Tips for a Fresh Ride Your car’s interior is constantly exposed to stains and odors due to daily use, spills, and accidents. From food and drink spills to pet messes and cigarette smoke, maintaining a clean and fresh-smelling car requires the right approach and products. With proper cleaning techniques and protective measures, you can keep your car’s upholstery, carpets, and air quality …

How to Clean Your Windshield and Auto Glass Like a Pro A dirty windshield and auto glass can be frustrating and unsafe, reducing visibility while driving. Even the best glass cleaner might not always remove stubborn dirt, grime, and streaks. This ultimate guide will teach you how to achieve a streak-free, crystal-clear windshield and car windows using professional techniques and the right auto detailing products. Preparation: Get Your Car Ready for Glass Cleaning Before you start cleaning your w …

How to Wash Your Car: The Ultimate Guide to a Scratch-Free Shine You've invested in your car or truck, and now you might be wondering, "What’s the best way to wash my car without damaging the paint?" Proper car washing techniques are often misunderstood, and incorrect methods can lead to swirl marks, scratches, and dull paint finishes over time. If you observe cars under direct sunlight, whether at a car show or a parking lot, you may notice many vehicles have light scratches and swirl mar …

Ultimate Guide to Cleaning and Restoring Black Car Trim, Rubber Seals, and Metal Finishes Cleaning and Restoring Black Car Trim for a Long-Lasting Shine Most cars from the 1980s and 1990s feature black trim, which can fade over time due to UV exposure, oxidation, and dirt buildup. Whether your trim is made from plastic, rubber, anodized aluminum, or satin black-painted metal, regular maintenance is essential to keep it looking new. How to Clean Black Car Trim Wash black trim with a high-quality …