Costco's microfiber towels may seem like an appealing purchase for those looking to clean their car on a budget, but are they ...

What do you need? A good compressor, enough hose, a quality spray gun, a sander/buffer, hammer and dolly, sanding block and board, paint, primer, degreaser, a respirator maskâ ¦ and a car to paint.

As the old saying goes, there's more than one way to skin a cat, and the same is true when it comes to finishing off your project car. The skin your vehicle wears is typically a layer of paint.

Washing your car at home can save you money, and it’s a great option if you can’t always make it to a car wash. Just be careful: using the wrong products can cause some serious damage. While they are ...

It takes more than just washing your car to keep the paint job shiny and well-kept. While occasional washes are important, there are a few extra steps you can take to keep your car looking brand new ...

The outside of your car has seen better days. It's been sitting out in the sun so long you forgot what the original color was. Or maybe it has a few scratches here and there from those times you drove ...

Modern wraps can transform your car’s look for less than a paint job, but you should know the real costs, tradeoffs, and ...

We have all seen the commercials. A guy walks into a junkyard and finds a weathered-looking car with severely faded paint, and with one swipe of the “miracle” product, it suddenly looks factory-new ...

Automotive paint strippers are available at paint supply stores. Aircraft Remover is the strongest; Ditzler "Zot" is the same thing in a spray can for small areas. Top coat or lacquer strippers remove ...