AUTOMOBILE DETAILING DELAWARE COUNTY, OHIO

1. Remove trash and vacuum

They will remove grease and mud from underneath and between the seats using a variety of brushes and pressurized air.

Blowing out the center console, cupholders, and door cavities. They then vacuum up all the debris to prepare for the next step.

2. Remove the seat and carpet

Initially, they use a specialist carpet cleaning solution to pre-treat and agitate the carpets and fabric upholstery. This remedy is made to dissolve dirt and organic stuff from clothes, including milk, coffee, oil, and food scraps.

In addition to employing an extractor to get rid of the dirt, they also neutralize the fabric's PH with a neutralizing solution. The cloth will have a high PH and soil if this is not done.

3. Clean Leather, Vinyl, and Plastics

The same cleaning agents used on the carpets and seats are also used to clean the headliner. The crucial distinction is that the headliner is kept from becoming too wet. The adhesive holding the headliner in place may become compromised by excessive dampness.

They utilize a special cleaner made specifically for leather surfaces in cars to gently clean and maintain the leather seats.

4. Windows and Trim Dressing

For your interior, trim dressing functions like makeup. When appropriately applied, little dressing is not oily.

Following these instructions may restore your car's former glory and make it appear brand new. Also, give your plastics some additional protection.

5. A final touch

They return all personal belongings at this point. Conduct one last inspection before contacting the customer for the big reveal.

The Process of Exterior Detailing

1. Wheels and Paint Cleaning

The wheels will first be cleaned of brake dust and debris. They clean the wheel faces, barrels, tires, and wells using specialized wheel cleaners and several brushes.

Then they will use a citrus degreaser to gently scrub any bugs on the front end of the surface. They then enter a light. Cleaning the engine bay.

The car is then foamed up and washed from top to bottom. Always avoid scratching surfaces by cleaning them safely. They work with gentle brushes on emblems and cracks near windows, doors, and grills.

2. Decontamination

They employ materials that resemble clay to remove contaminants from the paint's pores as part of the decontamination process. If your car's paint is not smooth, there are likely a lot of pollutants there. An iron remover is the process' final stage. Particularly in crowded areas, there is a lot of break dust in the air. The iron included in the paint will dissolve as a result. These specks start to rust and harm the clear coat if they are not removed.

3. Protect

In this step, the protectant is applied; if adequately cared for, it can last up to a year. Consider it a sacrifice layer because it will be damaged by the sun more than the clear coat.

The protectant will remain powerful with a regular, good washing. Finally, they dress all plastics and tires with little dressing. This darkens the trim's look and deters fading as well.

Knox Detailing LLC