Car Care & Auto Detailing Products

Keep your car looking new with MA5X professional-grade car care products, available in convenient 32-oz or 1-gal sizes for home use or 55-gallon drums for bulk and wholesale needs. All our products are proudly Made in the USA, with free shipping on every order!

Shop car wash soap, wheel & tire cleaner, interior protectant, and windshield washer fluids designed for streak‑free results and easy use at home or in the shop. Choose your size and get tips for auto detailing that protect paint, wheels, interior trim, and glass.

Car care products: wash, wheel & tire, interior protectant, windshield fluids
Car care products: wash, wheel & tire, interior protectant, windshield fluids

Car Care & Detailing — Frequently Asked Questions

Are these products safe for ceramic-coated or waxed cars?

Yes. The car wash soap is suitable for sealed, waxed, or ceramic-coated finishes. For wheels, use the cleaner as directed on painted, powder-coated, or clear-coated rims. Avoid raw, uncoated aluminum and test on a small area first. Work on cool surfaces and rinse thoroughly.

What's the difference between concentrate and ready-to-use (RTU)?

Concentrates are mixed with water before use—more economical for routine washing or shop workflows. RTU products are pre-mixed for convenience. Always follow the dilution table and directions on the product label.

How do I prevent tire shine sling on the paint?

Clean and fully dry tires first. Apply a small amount to an applicator and spread a thin, even coat on the sidewall only. Allow 5–10 minutes to set, then lightly buff any excess. For a satin look, dilute as directed. Avoid applying to tread.

Which windshield washer fluid should I choose?

Use the Blue Washer Fluid for everyday cleaning in mild weather. Choose the Bug Remover formula during warm months or when insect residue is heavy. Both are ready-to-use. If freezing temperatures are expected, switch to a winter-rated fluid and avoid diluting it.

Can I use the wheel cleaner on painted or coated rims?

Yes—when used as directed it's suitable for painted, powder-coated, and clear-coated wheels. Avoid raw or uncoated aluminum. Do not use on hot wheels or in direct sun. Limit dwell time, agitate with a soft brush if needed, and rinse thoroughly.