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Automotive Clay Bar is an engineered resin mixture that auto detailers use to remove contaminants and pollutants from the surface of your car’s paint, glass, fiberglass, and metal. Detailing clay can be natural or synthetic. However, synthetic clay bar is most common these days. Since clay bars are clay-like, they are very elastic. This elasticity…

Los Angeles may not be known as the most bike-friendly city—it’s more famous for its freeways and car culture. However, L.A. is gradually increasing opportunities to bike throughout the city. There are still plenty of excellent biking trails to discover in the meanwhile. In August 2015, for instance, the City Council adopted the Mobility Plan…

Compared to other dreaded irritants to your car’s paint like overspray, tar, squashed bugs, or other debris, water spots sound pretty tame. The fact is, that water spots have the potential to damage your paint every bit as much as many other troublesome contaminants. TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Overview of Water Spots II. Washing Your…

Whether your pet only rides in your car occasionally, goes to work with you every day, or you consider yourself the proud parent of a furbaby that rides along wherever you go, pet hair in your car can be a problem. Read on for the eight best ways to remove pet hair from your car….

We’re excited to announce new additions and changes to our platform! As we move forward with the new year our goal at Washos is to continue providing our customers a superior experience. We have made vast efforts in improving detailer training, releasing new features, investing in top-of-the-line products and adding additional services.  New Package Alert…

Car wax has come a long way since it was first developed in 1800 using animal fats to polish and shine carriages. Today’s car waxes are produced using finely-tuned processes that have elevated the use of natural waxes that include vegetable wax, beeswax, and oils, as well as synthetic bases, to shine and protect your…