If your eyes glaze over when scanning the car wax section, you're not alone. Alongside the tins of carnauba wax -- once the definitive choice of polish -- is a crowd of bottles, sprays and creams.

Wax is also the cheapest form of paint protection, usually ranging from P300 to P1,500. It’s an easy DIY job to boot—just be ...

Why Do We Use Car Wax? Regularly waxing a car is essential because it preserves the clear coat over a vehicle's paint. The clear coat is the layer that protects the paint from corrosive elements, ...

More than 17 million new vehicles were sold in the U.S. last year. Those pristine vehicles joined another 245 million already traversing our roads and highways. With few exceptions, each is ...

Paint protection such as paint-protection film or ceramic coatings are designed to protect your car’s paintwork from stone chips, scratches, bird lime and the elements wearing down your car’s ...

How often should you wax your car? That depends on a few factors, including the type of wax you use. Conventional paste wax is harder to apply due to its thick consistency and typically offers three ...

When was the last time you waxed your car? Last week? Last month? Last summer? Never? “Most of my customers go three or four years without waxing their cars,” says auto detailer Tom McWhinney of ...

Keep your ride looking fresh long after a wash with CNET's top picks for carnauba, liquid and spray waxes. It all started with Gran Turismo. From those early PlayStation days, Sean was drawn to ...

Factory paint on an unprotected car lasts 5 to 7 years before visible oxidation and fading begin. With regular washing and protective coatings, this extends to 10 to 15 years or longer. The clearcoat ...