Professionalism in Car Detailing

Detailing cars properly takes patience, knowledge, training, and expertise. You could end up with a badly done job or a rushed job. You can damage or scratch the exterior paint, cause injury to your driver's safety, or accidentally remove important wiring and mechanisms. People who wash their cars at home and those who own a business use the term "Auto Detailer." It is not uncommon to see a significant difference between people who wash their cars every day and those who do it only occasionally. It can make your car last longer and improve its quality.

The Outside

Many vehicle owners don't know how thorough exterior detailing should be. An expert automobile detailer will examine every part of your vehicle. Not just the painted surfaces. We are proud to call this a professional. The joints between the panels will all be cleaned thoroughly. Chrome work on the front or rear bumpers will also be polished using safe, non-abrasive products. And those delicately designed wheel rims will receive a sparkling new shine. We'll find all the hidden crevices in your vehicle that you didn't notice. Many rims are so small and have such intricate grooves that it is essential for the detailer to get down on his knees and put the effort in to make them shine. The title "Detailer" is a true professional that pays as much attention to detail as we do.

The Inside

You want top dollar when selling or trading in your vehicle. Interior details can add hundreds to thousands of dollars to your asking prices. This is where potential buyers spend most of their time while test driving the vehicle. These little things are essential if you want to make an impression. Car buyers are not surprised to see some exterior debris and dust on their vehicles. However, they expect the interior to be spotless. Professional car detailers will once again clean the interior.

Everything In Between

• Professionally Trained: A professional will be trained in a program such as the IDA.

• Fully Insured: Do you think of taking your Ferrari to your neighbor's house? Don't think so. An established professional business will be insured in the case of an accident.

• Tools: A professional will have tools and equipment for detailing cars - not just a bucket and a rag.

• Technique: A good technique can make the difference between a shining, shiny car or one that is damaged.