Month: February 2017

Protecting Your Car’s Interior is Just as Important as Protecting the Exterior

Most types of treatments geared towards protecting your car focus on the car’s exterior, but the interior of the vehicle is just as vulnerable to external contaminants and needs to be protected. Let’s look at an important option for protecting car interiors, professional interior coatings: Car Fabric and Leather Protection Every time your car is used, its interiors are subjected to dirt and contaminants that can damage and stain the fabric and leather surfaces. The seats, carpet and floor mats … Read More

Protecting Your New Luxury Car

You’ve just dropped $50,000 on a new luxury car. It looks pristine – shiny paint, gleaming rims, and spotless windshield. And, of course, the interior has that new car smell. You want to keep it looking brand new for as long as you own it. Is that even possible? Yes, it is, but you’ll need to do a few things right away to ensure that the environment, road debris, UV rays, weather, and careless individuals don’t ruin your car’s factory … Read More

Removing Tough Contaminants With a Clay Bar

It’s not always possible to remove every type of contaminant from the surface of a car using only water and soap. After washing and drying your car, put a plastic sandwich bag over your hand and touch the surface of the car. If the paint feels rough, it’s because there are contaminants fused to its surface that water alone cannot remove. To remove the more difficult class of contaminants from car surfaces, clay bars are often used. A clay bar is … Read More

How Can I Remove the Water Spots From my Car’s Finish?

One common issue we see in our professional detailing service is the presence of water spots on the car’s surface. Improper methods of removing water spots often result in swirls and scratches. Let’s look at ways to properly remove water spots from a car. Water spots are broadly divided into different categories. While roughly the same steps are followed for treating different types of water spots, some special steps need to be taken to deal with more persistent types of spots. … Read More