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Paint
Lift road film and bonded contamination, then finish with a smooth, glossy layer of spray sealant.
- Foam pre-wash and a careful hand wash.
- Iron and tar decontamination, with clay treatment as needed.
- Spray sealant applied to the clean finish.
What we use & why
- Foam & clean microfiber
- A pre-wash and two-bucket wash help lift dirt while limiting grit dragged across the paint.
- Decontamination & spray sealant
- Iron and tar removers target bonded residue; sealant adds protection after the surface is clean.
Why it matters over time
Regular cleaning limits how long grime and contaminants sit on the paint. Sealant adds a sacrificial layer that makes routine washing easier; it needs renewal as it wears away.
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Clean handles, door panels, pockets and jambs for a finish that feels complete.
- Vacuum pockets and loosen dust with soft brushes.
- Clean touch points and trim with surface-appropriate products.
- Wipe door jambs and finish suitable trim with protectant.
What we use & why
- Vacuum & soft detailing brushes
- Lift grit from pockets and seams before wiping the surrounding trim.
- Interior cleaner & trim protectant
- Products matched to the surface remove hand grime and care for suitable trim.
Why it matters over time
Removing grit and skin oils regularly helps maintain the appearance of frequently touched trim and reduces dirt being carried into the cabin.
Book this serviceWheels
Remove brake dust and road grime from the wheels, tires and wheel wells.
- Clean cool wheels with a finish-appropriate cleaner.
- Agitate spokes and accessible barrels with dedicated brushes.
- Clean tires and wheel wells; dress tires to a satin finish.
What we use & why
- Wheel cleaner & dedicated brushes
- A cleaner suited to the finish reaches brake dust on cool wheels; brushes work into spokes and accessible barrels.
- Tire cleaner & satin dressing
- Clean the rubber first, then finish the sidewalls without dressing the tread or brakes.
Why it matters over time
Regular removal reduces stubborn buildup on wheel finishes and makes future cleaning easier. Dressing is applied to sidewalls, away from tread and brakes.
Book this serviceEngine bay
Careful cosmetic cleaning of accessible engine-bay surfaces, available as an add-on.
- Check the cool engine bay and protect sensitive areas.
- Loosen accessible dirt and grease with controlled cleaning.
- Dry surfaces and finish appropriate plastics with dressing.
What we use & why
- Controlled cleaning & wiping
- Work on a cool engine bay, protect sensitive areas and remove accessible dirt without indiscriminate soaking.
- Plastic dressing
- Finish suitable clean, dry plastics for a tidy appearance. This is cosmetic care, not mechanical maintenance.
Why it matters over time
Less surface grime makes it easier to notice new residue during routine checks. Cosmetic detailing does not replace maintenance or repair leaks.
Book this serviceWindshield
Clean both sides of the glass to remove everyday film, fingerprints and road residue.
- Clean the exterior glass as part of the wash.
- Use suitable glass cleaner and dedicated towels inside.
- Finish with a dry buff and check for streaks.
What we use & why
- Suitable glass cleaner
- Loosens fingerprints and film with a product appropriate for the glass and any tint.
- Dedicated towels & a dry buff
- Keep glass cleaning separate from other surfaces and check the finish for streaks.
Why it matters over time
Routine glass cleaning keeps film from building up and makes new contamination easier to spot. It does not repair chips, scratches or worn wipers.
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Remove loose dirt, clean seams and treat the seating material with care.
- Vacuum cushions, seams and accessible crevices.
- Use material-appropriate cleaning and stain spot treatment.
- Clean and condition suitable leather surfaces.
What we use & why
- Vacuum & stain spot treatment
- Remove grit from seams first, then treat suitable marks according to the upholstery material.
- Leather cleaner & conditioner
- Care for suitable leather surfaces; fabric seats receive cleaning matched to their material.
Why it matters over time
Removing grit and body oils helps preserve the appearance of upholstery. Routine care supports the existing finish; it cannot reverse tears, cracking or permanent staining.
Book this serviceFloor mats
Lift out the mats and clean the dirt that follows you into the car.
- Remove mats and vacuum loose grit.
- Shampoo fabric mats or clean rubber mats as appropriate.
- Allow appropriate drying before returning mats securely.
What we use & why
- Vacuum & mat brushes
- Loosen and remove tracked-in grit before washing the mats.
- Fabric shampoo or rubber cleaner
- Match the treatment to the mat, then allow appropriate drying before securing it back in place.
Why it matters over time
Frequent grit removal helps reduce abrasive wear on mat fibers. Clean, correctly fitted mats also help keep the carpet underneath easier to maintain.
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Carefully remove hand oils and residue from the wheel and surrounding controls.
- Choose a cleaner suited to the wheel material.
- Work carefully around seams and controls with minimal moisture.
- Wipe clean and leave a dry, non-greasy finish.
What we use & why
- Material-appropriate cleaner
- Lift hand oils gently, with minimal moisture around seams and controls.
- Clean microfiber towels
- Wipe away loosened residue and leave the wheel dry, without greasy dressing.
Why it matters over time
Regular gentle cleaning reduces the buildup of skin oils and grime on the finish. We avoid slippery dressings on driving controls.
Book this serviceCup holders
Clean drink rings, crumbs and the tight corners around the center console.
- Vacuum loose crumbs and debris.
- Loosen residue with small brushes and controlled moisture.
- Wipe and dry the holders and nearby trim.
What we use & why
- Vacuum & small detailing brushes
- Reach loose crumbs and dried residue in the console’s tight corners.
- Interior cleaner & clean towels
- Use controlled moisture to lift sticky drink rings, then wipe and dry the surrounding trim.
Why it matters over time
Removing spills before they accumulate keeps routine upkeep easier and limits lingering residue in hard-to-reach spaces.
Book this serviceDash panel
Careful cleaning across the dashboard, vents, displays and trim.
- Lift dust from vents and seams with soft brushes.
- Wipe the dash with surface-appropriate products.
- Clean screens carefully; protect suitable trim without excess shine.
What we use & why
- Soft brushes & interior cleaner
- Lift dust from vents and seams, then wipe with products suited to each surface, including displays.
- UV protectant
- Care for suitable trim exposed to sunlight with a low-shine finish; shade still helps limit sun exposure.
Why it matters over time
Routine gentle cleaning helps maintain the appearance of interior trim. Suitable UV protectant supports surface care; shade and sun protection still matter.
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A thorough vacuum of the cabin carpet, including accessible areas under the seats.
- Remove loose debris and brush out trapped grit.
- Vacuum accessible carpet edges and under-seat areas.
- Spot-treat suitable stains and check the finish.
What we use & why
- Vacuum & carpet brushes
- Loosen embedded grit and remove it from footwells, edges and accessible under-seat areas.
- Targeted stain treatment
- Treat suitable spots according to the carpet and stain instead of applying one product to every mark.
Why it matters over time
Removing abrasive particles helps reduce wear on carpet fibers. Prompt spot treatment can make some spills easier to address; permanent stains may remain.
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