FAQ

Automotive detailing involves thoroughly cleaning and restoring a vehicle to its original condition, focusing on both interior and exterior surfaces. It includes cleaning, polishing, and protecting the vehicle.

Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer applied to a vehicle’s exterior. It creates a protective layer that shields against UV rays, contaminants, and minor scratches, providing a durable and glossy finish that lasts for years.

Interior detailing involves vacuuming, steam cleaning, and conditioning various surfaces like seats, carpets, door panels, and the dashboard. It also includes sanitizing and deodorizing to ensure a clean and fresh interior.

Exterior detailing includes washing, claying, polishing, and waxing the vehicle’s exterior surfaces to remove dirt, grime, and imperfections. It aims to enhance the paintwork’s shine and protect it from environmental damage.

Deep cleaning goes beyond regular detailing, targeting hard-to-reach areas and stubborn stains. It involves intensive cleaning of crevices, engine bays, and intricate components to achieve a thorough and comprehensive clean

Collision services focus on repairing damage caused by accidents. This includes dent removal, scratch repair, frame straightening, and repainting to restore the vehicle’s structural integrity and aesthetics.

Sanitizing services use specialized products and techniques to eliminate germs, bacteria, and viruses from all interior surfaces. This is particularly important for maintaining a hygienic environment inside the vehicle.

The frequency of detailing depends on various factors such as usage, environment, and personal preference. Typically, vehicles benefit from detailing every three to six months, while regular washing and waxing should occur every few weeks.

Ceramic coating provides long-lasting protection and shine, unlike wax, which needs more frequent reapplication. While both offer protection, ceramic coating is more durable and requires less maintenance.

Yes, regular detailing and the application of ceramic coatings can preserve a vehicle’s aesthetic appeal, protect its paintwork, and maintain its value over time. A well-maintained vehicle often fetches a higher resale value.