The Z Blog: Auto Detailing

Explore Ziebart’s Z-Blog and discover all the ways you can enhance, protect, and customize your vehicle to make it the perfect fit for you.

• Get Your Vehicle Ready for Back-to-School

  August 25, 2022

  Back-to-school season is upon us once again! You’ve taken your kids shopping to make sure they’re ready for anything the new school year might bring, but what about your vehicle? Here are some tips on how you can keep your car, truck, or SUV looking great inside and out during such a busy time of year. Read More

• The Benefits of Interior Detailing

  February 10, 2022

  You probably remember the last time your house was deep-cleaned, but can you say the same for your car or truck? A professional interior detailing is a great way to make sure your vehicle is a safe and healthy environment, and that it stays looking like new for as long as you own it. Read More

• The Top 3 Benefits of Getting an Interior Detailing for Back-to-School Season

  September 16, 2021

  The hours you spend in your vehicle each week quickly add up, especially with your kids being back in school. Here’s how an interior detailing can help. Read More

• Protect Your Car & Your Pet on Summer Road Trips

  June 04, 2021

  Ziebart teams up with Pet Supplies Plus for a special #CoPilotPets campaign! Who wants to go for a ride?!? Read More Read More

• What’s Harming My Car’s Paint and How Do I Fix It? Top 10 Things That Ruin Your Vehicle’s Paint.

  March 11, 2021

  After being attacked by snow, salt, slush and mud over the last few months, your vehicle deserves some TLC. As we head into the spring season, it’s important to know what you can do to protect your vehicle’s paint from any damage done in the winter, and from the potential hazards that the warmer weather can bring. Read More

• How to Prepare Your Vehicle for Winter

  November 19, 2020

  According to the Farmers’ Almanac, we can expect rain or average to below-average snowfall as the standard weather throughout most of the country this winter. A few areas of the U.S. though, including the Northeast, Wisconsin, Upper Michigan, the High Plains and northern Alaska, will experience some heavier than usual snowfalls. Read More