If you have a car with the front protected by clear film and it is looking a little dull, we may be able to help. The car washes use some pretty harmful chemicals to clean your car and slowly damage the film. Each type of film presents a specific challenge so an evaluation is necessary to determine the out com.
This is a more severe case of water spotting. They certainly could be ground off with compounds and polishing but we prefer a slower, less aggressive method that will not leave holograms and remove excess clear coat.
Yes we do automobiles too! We even do the “soccer mom” mobiles. This Suburban looks like new thanks to our efforts.
This Cayenne is clean and protected with a state-of-the-art paint protectant. Bring on the next Idaho snow storm!
If you’re going to I vest in such a fine automobile, why not protect the paint from rock chips. This CL was treated to a Paint Protection Film wrap in preparation for our Idaho winter driving.
Why limit your passion for clean, polished and well care for vehicles to a car, boat or airplane? There is virtually no limit to what can be detailed. I certainly wouldn’t try to list everything. Here is one for the books!
It isn’t always easy to see how dirty a car is because it happens over a long period of time. When in doubt, use a mild cleaner and clean a little spot to see what happens. This gear selector looked to be died a medium brown until we started our interior process. Turns out the selector is a light beige.
Another clean engine bay!
Pride in workmanship is often expressed in subtle ways. Making the effort to keep this work truck looking its best, reflects the pride in workmanship the owner takes every day!
I recently had an opportunity to clear up the view through the windows of this Idaho back country Cessna. The windows are original to the plane from 1957. After that many years of cleaning bugs off, there is bound to be a few scratches and scuffs in the windows. The photo shows the left side after the initial scratch removal just prior to clarity polishing. The right side is untouched. I’m sure the view will be better the next time he flies into Idaho’s beautiful back country!
