Vice Finish
Premium Car Detailing Products
Vice Finish builds car care products for people who actually use them — ceramic sprays, car wash soap, tire care, interior cleaners, microfiber towels and complete detailing kits. Everything below is made to work together, shipped from Florida, and formulated for real driveway conditions rather than a photo shoot. Browse the full range in Shop All, or start with the sections below.
Detailing is a sequence, not a shelf of bottles. Dirt has to be lifted before it is wiped, contamination has to come off before protection goes on, and protection has to be maintained or it stops working. Most people who are frustrated with their results are not using bad products — they are using good products in the wrong order, or letting weeks of road film bond to unprotected clear coat between washes.
That is the logic the Vice Finish lineup follows. The wash stage lifts and lubricates. The decontamination stage removes what soap cannot. The protection stage seals the surface so the next wash is faster. The interior and finishing stages handle the parts you touch and look at every day. When each stage is covered by a product designed for it, a full detail stops being an all-day project and becomes something you can do in an afternoon.
Professional Auto Detailing Supplies
The core of any detailing setup: the sprays, soaps and dressings that do the actual work. These are the products we reach for on every vehicle, from a weekly maintenance wash to a full weekend correction.
Car Wash & Exterior Care
A safe wash is where paint condition is won or lost. Foam first, agitate with clean media, rinse thoroughly, and dry with a towel that pulls water instead of dragging it across the clear coat.
Ceramic Protection Products
Ceramic chemistry adds slickness, gloss and water beading on top of a clean surface. Applied after every wash, it keeps dust and road film from bonding so the next wash takes less effort.
Interior Detailing Products
Interiors take the most contact and show wear first. Clean glass, conditioned leather and a neutral scent do more for how a car feels day to day than anything on the outside.
Detailing Towels & Accessories
Chemicals only perform as well as the media carrying them. Edgeless towels, dedicated interior and exterior sets, applicators and detail brushes keep grit off paint and finish work sharp.
Complete Car Detailing Kits
If you are building a setup from scratch, a kit removes the guesswork. Each one pairs products that are meant to be used together, in the order a full detail actually happens.
Vice Finish Starter Kit
Vice Finish Pro Kit
SaleViceFinish Ultimate Wash Bundle
How Vice Finish Products Are Used
Start with the wheels and tires, because they carry the heaviest contamination and you do not want that spray landing on paint you already cleaned. Use a degreaser and a set of detail brushes to reach barrel edges and lug seats.
Move to the wash. Run Hi-Foam Wash & Wax through a foam cannon, let it dwell so it can soften road film, then rinse and follow with a contact wash using a chenille wash mitt and two buckets. Dry with a twisted-loop drying towel rather than letting the car air dry, which is where most water spotting starts.
If the paint still feels rough after drying, decontaminate. A fine-grade clay bar or clay towel pulls embedded fallout, and Water Spot Remover handles hard-water etching left by sprinklers and rinse water. Do this on a clean, cool surface out of direct sun.
Then protect. Mist Ceramic Detail Spray panel by panel and level it with a clean microfiber towel. Between washes, a light pass of Quick Detailer removes dust and fingerprints without a full wash. Finish the exterior with Tire Shine applied to a dry, clean sidewall with an applicator so it does not sling.
Inside, work top down: glass, dash and console, then leather and finally floors. Keep interior and exterior towels separate — the ultra-soft interior towel set exists so wheel grit never ends up on a screen or a seat.
What Makes Vice Finish Different
Vice Finish is a Florida-based brand built by an enthusiast who details his own vehicles in the same heat, humidity and hard water our customers deal with. Products are tested on real cars before they ship, and the lineup is deliberately narrow — one strong option per job instead of a dozen overlapping bottles. The kits exist because we kept getting the same question about what to buy first, and it was easier to answer with a box than a list.
Vice Finish products are also stocked in-store at Sarasota Ford, and every order ships from the United States with free shipping over $45. If you want to see how owners rate a specific product before buying, every product page carries real customer reviews. Read the full story or browse detailing tips and guides.
Car Detailing Products FAQ
- What car detailing products do I need?
- A workable starting setup is four things: a pH-balanced car wash soap, a drying towel, a ceramic or quick detail spray for protection, and a tire dressing. That covers a complete maintenance detail. From there most people add a glass cleaner, an interior towel set and detail brushes for vents, badges and lug nuts. If you would rather not assemble it piece by piece, the Starter Kit and Essentials Kit are built around exactly that progression.
- What is the best product for protecting car paint?
- For most owners, a ceramic detail spray is the best balance of protection and effort. It layers a hydrophobic film over the clear coat in minutes after a wash, adds gloss and slickness, and helps water and road grime release instead of bonding. It is not a substitute for a professional coating, but reapplied regularly it keeps paint noticeably easier to clean.
- What soap should I use in a foam cannon?
- Use a high-foaming, pH-balanced car wash soap made for pressure washers — not dish soap, which strips wax and dries out trim. Vice Finish Hi-Foam Wash & Wax is formulated to produce thick, clinging foam through a cannon so dirt is lifted and lubricated before a mitt ever touches the paint. Dilute to the ratio on the label and let the foam dwell before rinsing.
- What is the difference between a quick detailer and a ceramic detail spray?
- A quick detailer is a light cleaner: it lifts dust, fingerprints and fresh water spots between washes and leaves gloss behind. A ceramic detail spray is a protectant first — it bonds a slick, water-beading layer to the surface that lasts through multiple washes. Many people use both: the quick detailer for touch-ups, the ceramic spray after each wash to rebuild protection.
- What products do I need for a full car detail?
- A full detail runs in stages. Wheels and tires first with a degreaser and brushes, then a foam wash and contact wash, then decontamination with a clay bar or clay towel and a water spot remover if needed, then protection with a ceramic detail spray. Interior follows: glass cleaner, leather conditioner, soft interior towels and brushes for seams and vents. Tire dressing and a final wipe-down with a quick detailer finish it.