FAQ's

Our full detail service provides a complete top-to-bottom cleaning of your entire vehicle, inside and out. The exterior includes a thorough hand wash, deep cleaning of wheels and tires, paint decontamination, and protective finishing to enhance shine and durability. The engine bay is lightly cleaned and dressed for a clean, refreshed appearance.

The interior includes a detailed vacuum, thorough cleaning of all panels, vents, and crevices, leather conditioning (if applicable), and streak-free interior glass cleaning. Every surface of the vehicle is carefully cleaned and refreshed for a like-new finish.

Paint correction is a specialized detailing process designed to restore the clarity, depth, and gloss of a vehicle’s paint by removing surface imperfections. Using professional machine polishing techniques and refined abrasives, paint correction safely eliminates swirl marks, light scratches, oxidation, water spots, and haze that dull the finish over time. The result is a smooth, mirror-like surface with enhanced color clarity and reflection. 

Paint correction is recommended for vehicles showing visible defects such as swirl marks from improper washing, fine scratches, fading, or dull paint. It is ideal for both new and pre-owned vehicles to correct factory-installed imperfections, wear from daily driving, or damage caused by environmental exposure. This service is often performed prior to applying wax, sealants, or ceramic coatings to ensure maximum adhesion, durability, and a flawless final finish. 

A ceramic coating is the longest-lasting form of paint protection compared to waxes and sealants, bonding to your vehicle’s paint to enhance gloss while shielding it from UV rays, oxidation, and environmental contaminants. Its hydrophobic properties repel water and dirt, making maintenance easier and keeping the finish protected for an extended period of time. 

Q: What is the difference between wax and ceramic coating?
A: Wax sits on top of your paint, giving a warm shine and short-term protection, but it wears off in weeks and needs frequent reapplication. Ceramic coating bonds to the paint, providing the longest-lasting protection, enhanced gloss, and resistance to UV rays, chemicals, and contaminants.

Q: What are the pros and cons of wax?
A:
Pros: Affordable, quick to apply, adds warm shine.
Cons: Short-lived, limited protection, requires frequent reapplication.

Q: What are the pros and cons of ceramic coating?
A:
Pros: Long-lasting protection, superior gloss, shields against UV, chemicals, and contaminants, easier maintenance.
Cons: Higher cost, usually requires professional application.