Vehicle Cleaning

Cleaning the vehicle’s exterior by hand with specialized soap to gently remove dirt without damaging the paint.

Cleaning and degreasing both wheels and tires, including the wheel wells, and also applying a protectant to enhance their appearance and protect against cracking and corrosion.

Using a clay bar to remove any impurities and residue (like tar or tree sap) that washing won’t remove.

Buffing the vehicle to remove both small scratches and swirls in the paint.

Applying a protective wax or sealant to the exterior to give the vehicle a glossy finish and also protect the paint from UV rays and dirt.

Cleaning the trim and applying a protectant to prevent fading and cracking.

Cleaning windows and mirrors to a streak-free shine.

Polishing both headlights and taillights to remove haze and applying a sealant to protect against future oxidation.

Vacuuming seats, carpets, and mats, and anywhere else dust and debris can accumulate.

Deep cleaning of carpets and upholstery to remove stains and odors.

Cleaning leather parts with a leather cleaner and then applying a conditioner to keep the leather supple.

Dusting and cleaning the HVAC vents to remove dust and also improve air quality.

Wiping down all interior surfaces, including the dashboard, door panels, and center console. Special cleaners may be used depending on the material (plastic, carbon fiber, vinyl, etc.).

Cleaning the interior side of both windows and the rearview mirror to ensure clear visibility.

Cleaning the engine bay with appropriate degreasers and protectants.

Using various methods to remove persistent odors from the vehicle interior.

A more intensive process to remove defects in the vehicle’s paint.

Finally applying a ceramic coating to provide a high level of protection to the vehicle’s exterior.

Specialized techniques to remove pet hair embedded in the vehicle’s upholstery.