Auto Detailing Services

More often than not we have customers requesting paintwork, but find their vehicle is restored through our signature details. Details are often confused with handwashing but really are a multi-step process.

A detail is a spa day for your vehicle and is imperative in maintaining the gloss and depth of color. Our full detail is not your average car wash, rather it’s a 13-step process that typically takes 1-3 days (depending on current vehicle condition). In most cases, a full detail can make your vehicle almost unrecognizable, new even, where most customers have to ask “is that my car?”

Specifically, your vehicle will undergo:

Claying process removes debris that is not removed from a general wash

Polishing process, which further removes imperfections

Glaze process increases the sheen and depth of paint color

Sealant process is then applied to protect your vehicle from elements

Waxing process provides additional protection and shine

What is Ceramic Coating?
Industry-grade ceramic coating is a chemical polymer solution that is applied to the exterior of a vehicle to protect it from external paint damage. Typically applied by hand, it blends with the paint of your car and creates an additional hydrophobic layer of protection.

Due to this chemical bonding and the creation of a new layer, the car’s factory paint job remains untouched.

Ceramic coating is an alternative to waxing. Due to its chemically intrinsic properties, it does not break down in normal atmospheric conditions like rain or summer. The main idea is to prevent dirt, grime, and stain marks from appearing on the paint job and ruining the clear coat.

Your car’s headlights are made of acrylic, a material that oxidizes when exposed to UV rays. Manufacturers make headlights with a protective coating that prevents this oxidization; however, the coating wears off over time. Your headlights may also accumulate a thick layer of buildup the longer they are on the road. They can acquire an opaque coating of chemicals, dirt, and other hazards. This will dim the brightness of your headlights and cause them to become increasingly ineffective.

How Does Headlight Restoration Work?
using professional-grade materials, specialists will carefully remove the outer layer of oxidation and grime present on your lenses. This will eliminate the damaged components of your headlights while preserving the rest. They will then extensively clean and polish your headlights, restoring them to their former brightness. Finally, they apply a heat seal that will keep your headlights clearer for longer by preventing oxidization and material buildup.