The exact measurements detail shops don't share: degreaser, glass cleaner, black trim restorer, liquid wax and more, in plain-English steps. Use them on your own ride, or start a detailing side hustle this weekend.
Walk into any auto parts store and a single bottle of tire shine, glass cleaner or car wash soap runs you $8 to $15. Keep a car looking sharp and you'll buy a shelf of them every few months.
Here's what the big brands don't put on the label: most of what's in those bottles is water, a few common ingredients, and marketing. Mix the same kind of products yourself, in the right proportions, and one batch covers what would cost you several store-bought bottles.
The hard part was never the ingredients. It was knowing the exact measurements, the right dilution for each job, and what not to mix. That's exactly what this guide gives you.
Each recipe lists the ingredients, exact amounts, mixing order and how to use it. Batch sizes from 1 liter up to 5 gallons.
Rich foam that lifts dirt without stripping wax.
Light, medium and heavy-duty dilutions for engines, wheels and grime.
For seats, carpets and fabric headliners.
Deep, wet-look black that makes a clean car look finished.
Brings faded plastic and rubber trim back to black.
Protects and adds shine to dashboards and interior plastics.
Streak-free glass that resists fogging.
Spray-on shine and protection for paint.
Pro dressing used by detail shops for a satin look.
Pulls embedded grit off paint so it feels glass-smooth.
Long-lasting cabin scent, made your way.
Three fan favorites: Kiwi, Smoke Eliminator and Bubblegum.
No chemistry degree. No special equipment. If you can measure with a cup and stir, you can make these.
Ingredients · Exact amounts · Mixing order · How to use
Step 1. Pour the water into a clean container and add the base slowly while stirring.
Step 2. Add the thickener a little at a time until fully dissolved.
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Common supplies from janitorial stores or online. The guide lists them all.
Follow the steps and use it on your car the same day.
| Buying bottles | With this guide | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per product | $8 to $15 a bottle, every time | One-time $25.99 for all 11 recipes |
| Batch size | 16 to 32 oz | 1 liter up to 5 gallons |
| Scents & strength | Whatever's on the shelf | You choose |
| Run out mid-job? | Drive back to the store | Mix another batch |
| Side-hustle ready | Margins eaten by product costs | Keep more of every detail you do |
Do the math on your last trip to the auto parts store. Two or three bottles and you've already spent that, and next month you'll spend it again.
This is a one-time payment. Every batch you mix after that is a bottle you don't have to buy, for as long as you keep your car clean. And if it isn't worth it to you, the guarantee below gives you every cent back.
Download the guide, mix your first batch, and use it on your car. If you don't feel it was worth far more than $25.99, send us one email within 30 days and we'll refund every cent. No forms, no hoops, no hard feelings.
Right after checkout you get instant access to the PDF, plus an email with your download link. Open it on your phone, tablet or computer, or print it for the garage.
No. Measuring cups, a few clean containers or spray bottles, gloves and safety glasses. The guide lists everything.
They're common cleaning and detailing ingredients sold at janitorial and chemical supply stores and online. The guide tells you what to look for.
Each formula tells you which surfaces it's made for and at what dilution. Follow the instructions and always test on a small hidden area first.
Yes. Using your own products on customers' vehicles is a great way to cut costs. If you plan to bottle and sell products, check your state's labeling and safety rules first.
No. You pay $25.99 once and the guide is yours for life.
Email us within 30 days of purchase and we'll refund you in full.
You can grab another $12 bottle off the shelf. Or you can mix a gallon of your own for a fraction of that, know exactly what's in it, and never run out mid-job again.
It's $25.99, it's instant, and it's backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Get Instant Access, $25.99P.S. You pay once. Every batch you mix after that is a bottle you don't have to buy. And if the guide isn't worth it to you, you get your money back.