Frequently asked questions.

Auto Detailing

  • The recommended sequence is: wash, decontaminate (using iron remover and clay bar), polish (if necessary), and then protect with wax, sealant, or ceramic coating.

  • Light scratches and swirls can often be corrected with a dual-action polisher and appropriate compounds. For deeper scratches, professional assessment may be required.

  • Wash them separately using a dedicated microfiber detergent or a mild, fragrance-free detergent. Avoid fabric softeners and high heat when drying to preserve their effectiveness.

OWC Products

  • Tire Gel can be applied with a tire gel applicator of any kind including a foam Hex, Contoured applicators and brushes.

  • Yes

  • For best results, we recommend using two clean microfiber cloths — one for applying the Exterior Detailer and the other for drying. Spray the product directly onto the application cloth and work in small sections. As you go, use the dry microfiber to buff away any remaining haze before it dries.

  • 3–5 minutes is enough time for the chemical to react with the iron particles (you'll see it turn purple/red as it works). — but never let it dry. In hot or sunny conditions, work faster and in smaller sections to prevent drying.

  • Most interior detailers are safe for plastic, vinyl, leather (unless stated otherwise), and rubber. Avoid using them on suede, fabric

  • Interior Detailer is great for light cleaning, but they’re not made for deep stain removal. Use a dedicated interior cleaner for heavy-duty jobs

  • The general rule of thumb for washing a car is to use 1 to 2 ounces (about 30–60 mL) of car wash soap per 5 gallons of water.

    1 oz per 5 gallons for light cleaning

    2 oz per 5 gallons for moderate to heavy dirt

  • Yes, Check if the product for specific dilution ratio

OWC Services

  • Fill out and submit the Find A Detailer Form

  • Fill out and submit the Classifieds Form

  • You can list anything from complete vehicles — cars, trucks, motorcycles — to individual parts and accessories. This includes things like wheels and tires, engine components, body panels, interior parts, suspension setups, lighting, audio systems, tools, project or non-running vehicles. Whether it's OEM parts, aftermarket upgrades, or collectibles like manuals and vintage badges, if it’s related to cars, there’s probably someone out there looking for it and “Classifieds” can be used to list your item.