Services

1. 1. Exterior Wash: This involves using soap, water, and a soft wash mitt to clean the exterior surface of the car, removing dirt, grime, and other contaminants.

   2. Wheel and Tire Cleaning: Special attention is given to the wheels and tires, as they often accumulate brake dust, dirt, and grime. Various wheel cleaning products may be used to effectively clean these areas.

   3. Interior Vacuuming: Using a vacuum cleaner with various attachments, the interior of the car is thoroughly vacuumed to remove dirt, dust, and debris from the carpets, seats, floor mats, and other surfaces.

   4. Interior Wipe Down: Surfaces such as the dashboard, door panels, and center console are cleaned and wiped down using appropriate cleaning products to remove dust, fingerprints, and other residues.

   5. Glass Cleaning: The interior and exterior glass surfaces, including windows and mirrors, are cleaned using glass cleaner to ensure visibility and clarity.

   6. Trim Cleaning: Any plastic or vinyl trim pieces are cleaned and treated to restore their appearance.

   7. Waxing/Protectant: Protectants and wax are applied to the exterior paint surface to restore shine and protect the paint from environmental damage such as UV rays and contaminants.

   8. Final Touches: Any final details such as dressing tires, cleaning door jambs, and applying a finishing spray to enhance shine and protection may be done to complete the detailing process.

Detailing a car involves a thorough cleaning and restoration of both the interior and exterior surfaces to enhance its appearance and preserve its condition.

Price Starts at $90

1. Preparation: Before starting the detailing process, the car is inspected for any areas of concern such as scratches, dents, or stains. The owner's preferences and any specific requests are noted.

2. Exterior Wash: The exterior of the car is thoroughly washed using a high-quality car shampoo and a microfiber wash mitt to remove dirt, grime, and contaminants from the paint surface. Special attention is paid to areas such as the grille, door jambs, and wheels.

3. Decontamination: To remove embedded contaminants such as tar, bugs, and tree sap, a clay bar or clay mitt is used to gently glide over the paint surface, leaving it smooth and clean.

4. Trim and Wheel Cleaning: Exterior trim pieces, including plastic and rubber components, are cleaned and restored using appropriate products. Wheels and tires are cleaned and dressed to enhance their appearance and protect them from UV damage.

5. Paint Protection: A layer of wax, sealant, or ceramic coating is applied to the paint surface to provide long-lasting protection against UV rays, contaminants, and environmental damage. This helps maintain the shine and integrity of the paint for an extended period.

6. Interior Vacuuming: The interior of the car is thoroughly vacuumed to remove dirt, dust, and debris from carpets, upholstery, and floor mats. Special attention is paid to hard-to-reach areas such as crevices and under seats.

7. Interior Cleaning: Surfaces such as the dashboard, door panels, and center console are cleaned and treated with appropriate products to remove dust, fingerprints, and stains. Leather surfaces may be conditioned to restore moisture and prevent cracking.

8. Fabric and Upholstery Cleaning: Fabric seats and upholstery are deep cleaned using steam or a specialized upholstery cleaner to remove stains, spills, and odors. Leather seats are cleaned and conditioned to restore softness and luster.

9. Glass Cleaning: Interior and exterior glass surfaces, including windows and mirrors, are cleaned using glass cleaner to ensure clarity and visibility.

10. Final Touches: Any final details such as dressing tires, polishing chrome accents, and applying a finishing spray to enhance shine and protection are done to complete the detailing process.

A full car detail is a time-intensive process that requires skill, attention to detail, and the use of high-quality products and equipment to achieve outstanding results.

Price Starts at $120

1. Pre-Detail Inspection: A comprehensive assessment of the vehicle's condition is conducted, noting any imperfections, scratches, swirl marks, or areas of concern. High-resolution photos may be taken to document the current state of the car.

2. Multi-Step Wash Process: The exterior of the car undergoes a multi-step washing process using high-quality pH-neutral shampoo and a foam cannon to lift dirt and grime gently. Multiple wash mitts or microfiber towels are used to prevent cross-contamination.

3. Paint Correction: Extensive paint correction is performed to eliminate imperfections such as swirl marks, scratches, water spots, and oxidation. This process often involves multiple stages of machine polishing using various grades of abrasive compounds and polishing pads.

4. Trim and Wheel Restoration: Exterior trim pieces, including plastic, rubber, and metal accents, are meticulously cleaned, restored, and protected to enhance their appearance and longevity. Wheels are thoroughly cleaned, polished, and sealed to remove brake dust and restore shine.

5. Interior Deep Cleaning: The interior of the car undergoes a deep cleaning process that includes steam cleaning, extraction, and sanitization of all surfaces. Every nook and cranny is meticulously cleaned, including vents, crevices, and seams.

6. Leather and Upholstery Restoration: Leather seats and upholstery are meticulously cleaned, conditioned, and protected using high-quality leather care products to restore their original softness, suppleness, and color. Fabric seats and carpets are deep cleaned to remove stains, spills, and odors.

7. Glass Polishing and Coating: Glass surfaces, both inside and outside the vehicle, are polished to remove water spots, mineral deposits, and stubborn contaminants. A hydrophobic glass coating may be applied to repel water, dirt, and grime, improving visibility and safety.

8. Headlight Restoration: Both Headlights are sanded with multi-grit sandpaper (1500, 2000, 3000, 5000). Polisher with compound is started to get rid of majority of scratches. The Headlights are then polsihed to get rid off all haze and scratches. Headlights are then ceramic coated to keep headlights clear and new looking

9. Sealant Application: A high-performance sealant is applied to the exterior paint surface to provide long-lasting protection against UV rays, chemical etching, bird droppings, and environmental contaminants. This coating enhances gloss, depth, and color clarity while making maintenance easier.

10. Final Inspection and Touch-Ups: After the detailing process is complete, a final inspection is conducted under various lighting conditions to ensure that every inch of the car meets the highest standards of cleanliness and perfection. Any remaining imperfections are addressed, and final touch-ups are performed as needed.

Extreme detailing requires not only advanced skills and techniques but also the use of premium-quality products, tools, and equipment. It's a labor-intensive process that can take several days to complete depending on the size and condition of the vehicle, but the results are often nothing short of spectacular.

Price Starts at $200

1. Preparation: Before applying ceramic coating, the wheels must be thoroughly cleaned and decontaminated to remove any dirt, brake dust, tar, or other residues. This is typically done using a wheel cleaner, degreaser, and clay bar to ensure that the surface is completely clean and free of contaminants.

2. Surface Preparation: After cleaning, the wheels may need to be polished or polished to remove any imperfections, scratches, or oxidation. This step helps to ensure that the surface is smooth and free of defects before applying the ceramic coating.

3. Application: The ceramic coating is applied to the surface of the wheels using a specialized applicator pad or microfiber cloth. The coating is typically liquid-based and contains nano-ceramic particles that bond chemically with the surface of the wheels, creating a durable and protective layer.

4. Curing: After applying the ceramic coating, it needs time to cure and bond with the surface of the wheels. Depending on the specific product used, curing times can vary, but typically range from a few hours to 24 hours. It's essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions regarding curing times and conditions to ensure optimal results.

5. Protection: Once cured, the ceramic coating forms a strong, transparent layer on the surface of the wheels, providing protection against UV rays, oxidation, brake dust, road grime, and other contaminants. This helps to keep the wheels looking cleaner for longer and makes them easier to maintain.

6. Enhanced Appearance: In addition to protection, ceramic coating enhances the appearance of wheels by adding depth, gloss, and clarity to the finish. The coating creates a hydrophobic surface that repels water and prevents water spots, making the wheels easier to clean and maintain.

7. Durability: Ceramic coatings are known for their durability and longevity. When applied correctly and maintained properly, a ceramic coating can last for months or even years, depending on factors such as driving conditions, maintenance practices, and the quality of the coating product.

1. Preparation: Before applying the ceramic coating, the glass surfaces, typically including the windshield, side windows, and rear window, must be thoroughly cleaned and decontaminated. This ensures that the surface is free of dirt, grime, and residues, allowing the coating to bond effectively.

2. Application: Glass ceramic coating is applied to the glass surfaces using an applicator pad or microfiber cloth. The coating is typically liquid-based and contains nano-ceramic particles that chemically bond with the glass, creating a durable and transparent layer.

3. Curing: After applying the ceramic coating, it needs time to cure and bond with the glass surface. Curing times can vary depending on the specific product used, but typically range from a few minutes to several hours. It's essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions regarding curing times and conditions for optimal results.

4. Protection: Once cured, the glass ceramic coating provides several benefits:

   • Water Repellency: The coating creates a hydrophobic surface that repels water, causing it to bead up and roll off the glass. This helps to improve visibility during rainy conditions and makes it easier to clear water from the windshield.

   • Dirt and Debris Resistance: The coating helps to repel dirt, dust, and other contaminants, keeping the glass cleaner for longer periods and reducing the need for frequent cleaning.

   • UV Protection: Some ceramic coatings offer UV protection, helping to prevent the glass from yellowing or deteriorating over time due to sun exposure.

   • Scratch Resistance: While not as scratch-resistant as coatings for paint surfaces, glass ceramic coatings can provide some level of protection against minor scratches and abrasions.

5. Enhanced Visibility: In addition to protection, glass ceramic coating can enhance visibility by reducing glare and improving the clarity of the glass. This can help to reduce eye strain and improve safety, especially during nighttime driving.

6. Durability: Glass ceramic coatings are known for their durability and longevity. When applied correctly and maintained properly, a ceramic coating can last for months or even years, depending on factors such as driving conditions and maintenance practices.

• Clean/Dress Engine Bay

• Headlight Restoration w/UV Coating

• Paint Correction (Sanding, Compounding, Polishing)

• Exterior Trim Restoration and Coating

• Two-Year Paint Protection