Waxing a car is surprisingly easy and does not require the purchase of a lot of costly products. You pretty much just need wax and a microfiber towel for application. If you’ve never waxed a car ...

I’ll never forget when I was seven years old and my mom told me to wash and wax her Ford Econoline. Equipped with a step ladder, a 13-year-old brother, and the green canister of wax my mom picked up ...

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Chances are good that if you made it here to The Drive, you like your car. If you’re just getting the hang of how to keep it looking good, read our guide on how to wash your car, then how to wax it.

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We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. Maintain your car's shiny finish in between waxing sessions with a bottle of spray wax. Not everyone has the time ...

It’s always frustrating when the best answer to a question is “it depends.” Full disclosure: how often you need to wax your car depends on how much you use it, the kind of wax you use, and what ...

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.

Consumer Reports no longer updates this product category and maintains it for archival purposes only. Before buying a car wax, be aware that premium car wax brands don’t necessarily hold up any better ...

Finally, car wash season is here—at least for some of us. Time to break out your extensive kit, complete with the microfibers, that trusty bucket, and a fresh bottle of your favorite wax. Well, maybe ...