The Best Posts of 2019
2019 has been an awesome year for us at CJ’s Autobling. One of the things we’ve enjoyed the most has been developing this blog. As automotive detailers and coating experts, we love nothing more than helping people get the car of their dreams. For this post, we’ve taken a look at our website analytics and compiled the 5 most-read posts of 2019. Here they are, and Happy New Year!
Prevent Windshield Ice Build-Up
Glass coatings improve your morning commute by preventing ice build-up from adhering to your windshield. Learn more.
Ceramic Coating Myths
With the recent viral popularity of ceramic coatings, there has been a lot of false information spreading around. We thought we’d straighten out a few of the most pervasive myths, so you can get informed about this important topic.
What Time of Day Should I Wash My Car?
Keeping your ride clean is a very important part of overall vehicle maintenance. While it’s tempting to simply wash the car at whatever time of day is most convenient for our schedules, there are actually specific conditions you need to search for and avoid in order to get the best possible result.
DOs and DON'Ts of Car Washing
Believe it or not, some people wash their vehicle every day because they find the act of washing and rinsing to be relaxing and therapeutic, like how Forrest Gump feels when he’s riding the mower. It is entirely possible, though, that this job doesn’t do the same thing for you. That is no problem. Many people regularly take their cars in for detailing, but if you’re like us and don’t mind getting your hands soapy while enjoying the sunshine, here are some car washing Q&As from the pros.
Deal With That Musty Smell
Vehicle carpets are more than just something to wipe your feet on. The carpets in your vehicle insulate the cabin from noise and heat/cold, enhance comfort, and protect your vehicle’s floor. Just like other areas of your car, carpets need proper maintenance in order to be kept clean. One of the main enemies of your carpets is water, as the fibres of carpets will hold on to water and eventually develop mildew.