FAQS
DO YOU CLAYBAR MY CAR?
Yes and no.
On my mobile detailing packages, I refer to a clay bar (or clay media, such as a clay mitt or towel) as going to the emergency room - we only go there when needed. After a chemical decontamination to remove or loosen the majority of the gunk stuck to a vehicle, clay barring will only be used in the areas that are needed.
On shop details where we are doing some kind of paint enhancement or correction, traditional clay can be utilized to abrade the entire surface to prep for polishing.
Reasoning behind this is clay can induce scratches, swirls and marring.
WHAT IS PAINT POLISHING? DO I NEED IT?
Paint polishing is generally defined as using paint cleaners or abrasives to level out the clear coat of the paint in order to bring out gloss and clarity.
Polishing is also an essential step to get the best performance out of a wax, sealant or coating.
Our modern vernacular means "paint correction" or "paint enhancement" can be substituted for "paint polishing."
For those wanting the absolute best performance out of their LSP ("Last Step Protectant") or to bring the best gloss, depth and clarity out of their paint, we should at least chat about doing a polish.
For those who just want value, gloss and protection, my Hybrid Wash and Wax was designed just for that.
MY INTERIOR IS NOT THAT BAD, DO YOU HAVE ANY OTHER OPTIONS BESIDES THE INTERIOR RECONDITIONING PACKAGE?
Interiors are taken on a case by case scenario and prices vary by condition and expectations.
I do offer a monthly subscription for interior cleanings. Please ask about my "Core Clean" Program.
ID LIKE SOME OTHER SERVICES ID LIKE DONE BUT DO NOT SEE LISTED, WHAT ELSE DO YOU OFFER?
I offer all traditional detailing services - the most common one I do that I do not list is headlight and trim restoration.
At this moment I am not offering window tinting, Paint Protection Film, Bodywork or Vinyl/Rubber/Plastic/Leather carpet repair or dying. I can outsource these services for you and hope to expand my service offerings when my skills are where they need to be!