Autogeek How-to Blogs

This 4th of July week, as we celebrate the spirit of independence, there's no better way to show your patriotism than by supporting American-made products and the businesses that champion them. At Autogeek, we take immense pride in offering a wide range of detailing essentials that are manufactured right here in the USA. As part of Vision Investments LLC, a family-owned and Midwest-based company, we understand the importance of investing in our communities and fostering the kind of quality and c …

Ultimate Guide to Maintaining Vehicle Coatings for Long-Lasting Protection In the world of automotive detailing, the introduction of vehicle coatings has truly revolutionized how we protect and preserve our cars. From paint coatings and glass coatings to wheel coatings, trim coatings, and more, virtually every surface of your vehicle now has a specialized coating designed to protect it from the elements. Many of these coatings offer long-lasting protection that can last for years if maintained p …

Winterizing Your Car's Exterior: Essential Protection Tips for Cold Weather When winter weather arrives, ensuring your car's exterior is properly protected is crucial, not only for maintaining the paint but also for safeguarding the wheels and glass. Snow, ice, and the scraping required to remove them can cause significant wear and tear on your vehicle. In this guide, we’ll cover essential steps to help your car survive the harsh winter months and keep it looking great. Protecting Your Car …

Ultimate Leather Care Guide: How to Clean, Condition & Protect Your Leather Leather upholstery is a luxurious investment that requires proper care to maintain its beauty, durability, and softness. Regular leather cleaning and conditioning not only enhance its appearance but also extend its lifespan. Instead of costly restoration, a simple routine of leather maintenance will keep your fine leather upholstery looking fresh and supple for years to come. Why Leather Care Is Essential Have you ev …

EVALUATING YOUR CAR'S PAINT FOR CLAY BAR TREATMENTHow do you know if your car needs a clay bar treatment? After thoroughly hand-washing your vehicle, feel the surface of your car's paint. Do you notice bumps or rough spots? These are contaminants damaging your car’s paint finish. Removing surface contaminants like road tar, acid rain spots, bug residue, paint overspray, brake dust, and hard water spots will improve the look and longevity of your car's paint. To enhance your sense of touch, …