Car washes are designed for speed and volume. Often causing swirl marks, scratches and paint dullness over time. Detailing is a much safer method for thorough, in-depth care like safe hand wash techniques, deep wheel and brake caliper cleaning, clay bar decontamination, protective sealant or ceramic protection. Often to maintain or restore the car’s value or appearance. Much more time and attention is given to every inch of the vehicle when being detailed.

For most vehicles, we recommend:

• Every 4-6 weeks for maintenance detailing

• Every 3-6 months for deeper interior cleaning

• Annually or semi annually for paint decontamination and protection refresh

If your vehicle is cermic coated, maintenance washes every 2-4 weeks will maximize the coating’s lifespan.

Regular detailing protects resale value and prevents long-term damage.

Yes. In order to tend to every customer’s needs and respect everyone’s time, booking an appointment is required whether it is mobile or drop-off service.

While these two services are not the same, they go hand-in-hand. Paint correction is the process of compounding and polishing to remove oxidation, scuffs, scratches and other defects from the clear coat. Ceramic coating provides the protective layer to the refined finish of your vehicle after the paint correction is complete.

Even vehicles that are brand new often arrive with little to heavy paint defects. We offer several of packages of both paint correction & ceramic coating to tailor to any vehicle’s needs.

Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer applied to your vehicle’s paint that chemically bonds to the surface. Think like wax, but much stronger.

Benefits include:

• Long-term protection

• Deep gloss and shine

• Hydrophobic (water-beading effect)

• Easier maintenance

• UV protection

• Chemical resistance

• Protection against environmental contamination

We offer:

• 9-12 month Spray Coating

• 3-Year Ceramic Coating

• 5+ Year Professional Grade Coatings

Longevity depends on proper maintenance washing and environmental exposure.

• Ceramic Coating: If you want enhanced shine, hydrophobic properties, and protection against environmental contaminants.

• PPF: If you prioritize maximum protection against physical damage like rock chips and scratches.

Pro Tip: Combine both! Apply PPF to high-impact areas (e.g., hood, front bumper, fenders, headlights & mirror caps) and ceramic coating over the entire car for enhanced shine, easier maintenance, and comprehensive protection.

Not necessarily. As long as we have access to the vehicle, enough space to work and payment is arranged, you do not need to be present.