Detailing
Basic Objective
The basic objective of our detailing service is to provide maximum protection and top quality appearance for the average car. Keeping a thin coat of wax on the paint at all times is vital to preserving your investment in your vehicle. Don’t confuse shine with protection. Shine alone is not indicative of a good wax job. That’s why many cars look old far before their time and lose their value.
To provide long lasting protection, the wax must bond or adhere to the paint. In order for the wax to bond, the paint must be cleaned, conditioned and free of all pollutants prior to waxing. The cleaning/conditioning is an extra step in the process but the end results are well worth the effort.

Blue Ribbon Rejuvenating Wax
The Blue Ribbon Rejuvenating Wax is recommended for the majority of well-maintained vehicles. The following procedures are included:
Cleaning & Conditioning of the Paint
- Complete car wash
- Remove all road tar and tree sap
- Apply a cleaner and conditioner to all painted surfaces using an orbital polisher
Hand Waxing
- Apply a pure carnauba wax to all painted surfaces
- Clean and wax wheels and rims
- Clean and wax trunk / hood inside channels and door jambs
Final Detailing
- Remove wax residue around emblems, cracks and crevices
- Clean and dress all moldings, bumper guards and mud flaps etc
- Clean exterior windows
- Apply a rain wax to all exterior windows
- Clean floor mats
- Clean inside windows
- Clean / dust dash and console
- Empty ashtrays
Interior Prep and Steam Clean
Restores the interior of the vehicle to as new as possible. The cleaning procedures include:
- Complete car wash
- Air hose interior cracks, crevices and buttons
- Vacuum interior
- Steam clean upholstery, carpets, seats, mats, door panels
- Clean vinyl and / or leather
- Clean and detail dashboard and other accessories
- Vacuum the trunk
- Clean windows inside and out
Other Detailing Services
These procedures are provided on a “quote only” basis and require inspection of the car to diagnose the problem and determine the technique required.
- Claying to remove overspray
- Machine cleaning and conditioning
- High speed buffing
- Paint leveling
- Paint leveling
- Wet sanding