Full Body Wash

1.

In order for us to wash car paint without scratching or marring, the surface must be cleared from large dirt particles. This is done by spraying a sheet of cleansing foam onto the vehicle that is left to dwell for a couple of minutes.  Our chemicals lift dirt off the paint where we can safely spray it down, working from the top to the bottom of the vehicle.

2.

There will always be some degree of dirt that a touchless wash cannot get off your vehicle. This is why a mechanical wash is necessary--it removes left over dirt. We use a foam cannon to apply another sheet of foam which will gives our wash mitts added lubricity lowering the chances of scratching even further. After every panel is clean from top to bottom, we spray all the soap away with a high-flow rate pressure washer.

3.

Depending on the detailing package, a clay bar may be used, but only after the hand wash step is completed. If your paint feels rough while you run your fingers over it, there are embedded contaminants in your paint that a wash mitt cannot remove; a clay bar treatment easily removes these embedded contaminants.

4.

Without marring the car's paint, a synthetic clay bar will pull embedded break dust, industrial fallout, and dirt stuck in the paint's pores. Lubricant is sprayed onto the paint as the bar is scrubbed accross the surface; without lubrication, we run the risk of adding small scratches to the paint. After our clay bar service, the paint no longer looks dull, but instead the paint now glows.