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 …

If you're familiar with Marine 31 Mildew Stain Remover, you know how perfect it is to have on hand when you own a boat. As much as you try to prevent it, water and warmth is the ideal breeding ground for mildew staining and your boat has probably fallen victim to it as some point. Marine 31 Mildew Stain Remover cleans mildew stains in a flash, but did you know it can also be used on other household surfaces? What else can Marine 31 Mildew Stain Remover be used on? We'll show you. This cooler was …

How to Polish Your Car's Paint for a Showroom Shine In an ideal world, washing and waxing would be enough to maintain your car's finish. However, for that deep, wet-look shine, polishing is essential. While a quality paint protectant enhances your car's appearance, the true key to a flawless shine lies in proper prep work. Why Polishing Your Car is Important Every day, your car's paint is exposed to environmental contaminants, road debris, and oxidation, which can cause imperfections. Polishing …

The Best Way to Remove Tree Sap from Your Car - Fast and Effectively! With spring in full bloom and trees thriving, many car owners are facing a common seasonal nuisance—tree sap stains! If you frequently park under trees, you've likely noticed sticky sap spots that a standard car wash simply won't remove. That’s when a high-quality tree sap remover becomes essential. Fortunately, we offer a range of top-rated products designed to dissolve stubborn sap quickly and safely, without dam …

Why Bug Removal is Essential Bug splatter on your car's front bumper and hood isn't just an eyesore- it's highly corrosive. As insect remains decompose, they release enzymes that break down their carcasses. Unfortunately, these same enzymes also eat away at your vehicle’s clear coat and paint, leading to unsightly etching and long-term damage. Other Sticky Contaminants That Harm Your Car’s Paint In addition to bug residue, your vehicle regularly encounters tar, tree sap, and bird dro …