SERVING THE GREATER BOISE AREA
Not much beats a Sunday drive with the top down. If your top no longer compliments the great looks of you car, then it may be time to talk with us. We can deep clean your top and reapply protectant to reduce future soiling and UV damage. If you would like your dirty, dingy top looking new again, give us a call.
Pride in ownership is not always visible to the general public. How do you feel when you go to a mechanic and the floor is dirty and his clothing isn’t well kept? I think I would drive away also. Just imagine how the mechanic feels when he opens the hood of your car and all he sees is 10 years of dust, dirt and grime. Is he really going to be as thorough as you would like? Can he even see things clearly enough to do a thorough inspection? Now, imagine how he will do when he opens the hood and there, to his amazement, is a clean and well cared for engine bay. I’ll wager, the service you’ll receive will reflect the pride you have taken in you car.
How do you get a car hauler down the road? You haul it…with something like this! As a GMC truck guy, I really like this truck. Oh, a Stage 1 detail got it ready to go back to work.
Not always is the car the object of our detailing efforts. Some times it’s the transporter of said car that is on the detailing block so to speak. This time a more “basic” wash and wax. The wax of choice isn’t wax at all! Our state-of-the-art sealants can do a lot toward protecting the exterior from the abuses of the road. This hauler has a very similar construction to RVs so the process used here will certainly apply to the the motor coaches of today. For more information on paint, fiberglass, or aluminum skin coatings, please feel free to call.
Today’s detail was this stunning Acura MDX. The interior was treated to a complete deep clean and the leather was conditioned. The exterior was washed, deep cleaned and polished with our exclusive process. The paint was then enhanced and protected with our space age sealant. Tire dressing rounds out the package and its ready to go!
Today we finished detailing an original 1972 Ford F100. The truck is in good condition and ready to relive the glory days for some one who will really appreciate it. The exterior was treated to a light polish and paint sealant to protect it. The metal trim was lightly freshened up as well as the chrome bumper. The interior was steam cleaned and all of the vinyl was coated with a UV inhibiting sealant. The original interior is still in the truck with only the addition of shoulder belts at sometime. This truck is perfect for the guy looking to replace the truck he once had.
You hear folks say stop and smell the roses…I took a few minutes to stop and enjoy the sunrise and sip on some coffee. On task for today is an original 1972 Ford F100 in need of some paint correction. More on this later…
With the weather beginning to break, auto detailing has begun. Today’s detail was a clients Range Rover that is a regular. The SUV is black with a very plush interior. Fortunately I was able to perform a “new car prep package” that equipped this vehicle with the protection it needed. It was covered with paint protection film in all the critical areas as well as some lesser thought of areas. It was also treated with carpet protection to ward off stains. The leather was conditioned and protected as well. The exterior paint was also sealed with state-of-the-art paint protection. We also took the opportunity to wash the de-icer from the bottom of the SUV while detailing it.
The photo shows how effective our wheel cleaning is. What you are seeing is a liquid that resolves the brake dust and allows it to be washed from the smallest crevices. Once this process is completed, the wheel is treated to a high tech sealant that will make future wheel cleaning easier. Nothing about this process will damage the wheels. If you have questions about this or any other service, please call. Thank you.
If I can’t be detailing a car today, at least Boise was blessed with this beautiful frost. It is the thickest I’ve ever seen.
A word of caution this winter…avoid the tunnel car wash when it is extremely busy to avoid additional scratches from the dirt on the car in front of you. If your wheel wells have a lot of mud and yuck in them…clean them first so the brushes won’t grab the grime and drag it across your fenders.