The Rules on Painting Your Car One of the more important aspects when it comes to detailing a car involves the automobile s paint job. The mere paint color alone chosen to be applied on a car can already have a very big effect on the overall aesthetics of the car, so it is important that you can do it the right way once you do decide to paint your car. Auto detailing takes out majority of stains and will make seats, leather and the carpet look really new. Physical damage can even be repaired. Treating Vinyls Vinyl regions found within the vehicle like the console, dashboard and door panel trim are also cleaned very well then treated with a conditioner to maintain the pliability of the material. One way that you can avoid this is by making sure that you avoid touching the surface of your car with anything that is hard or rough. If you need to wipe something off your car, make sure that you use a soft cloth. This will help you avoid dulling up your car s paint job. Make Regular Checks on Your Car s Finish Performing a regular check up on your car s finish every once in a while can help you avoid any possible damage and problems that could arise if you did not take good care of your car s finish. Apply wax after polishing in a single layer rubbing it with microfiber cloth. Tire Treatments Judges are perfectionist about tires. Despite using the right tire for the model, tires must be new with several treads and no curb scuffs. For better chance of winning, you can buy new set of tires for car show use only and reserve your inexpensive tires for daily use. Use a compressor or microfiber cloth to eliminate any build up of dust or air, especially in the air vents. Then, power on your vacuum to ensure meticulous cleaning process and remove dust particles or other minute objects that are not easily visible to the naked eyes. Vacuum all parts of the vehicle's interior from the seats, seat cracks, headliner, floor, door panels, cup holders, etc. If you neglect caring for them, then they will become brittle and start to soften up making them vulnerable to cracks and tears. There are three common elements from which you need to protect your rubber seals and moldings from: wind, water, and dirt. Make sure you clean them out at least twice in a year.