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Licensed and insured
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. Do you clay the car? Yes I clay prep every car I wax.(Exception are the express
waxes) The Claying process removes most contaminants on top of your painted surface.
2.How long does it take to detail a small car? It takes me somewhere around 3hrs
for me to detail a small car. Larger suvs/trucks/vans might add 30 to 60 minutes.
3. What is a the difference between a carnuba wax and a teflon? Most waxes lay on
top of your painted surface. Providing protection for 3 to 6 months.(up to a year
if garaged a lot) Teflon bonds to your painted surface. Kind of like sewing it in.
It provides a longer protection. Up to a year. You can also buy a 5 year warranty
from a insurance company on a new car protection plan.(3 years for a used car)
4. How often should I detail my car? As a general rule I tell people you should
get your car waxed/clayed at least once a year to keep it looking nice. Otherwise
contaminants will build up on your car’s surface and it won’t look as nice. Plus
your paint will dull and wear out sooner. As your gets “older” you might want to
get it waxed at least twice a year.
5. Can you remove a scratch? As a general rule. Some scratches can be buffed out.
BUT....if your scratch is all the way thru the painted surface...Its Permanent :o(
Like the photo on my main page shows. I can get the paint transfer off your car
with heavy compound. Scratches..some come off..some don’t
6.Can you remove a coffee stain? Most times coffee stains can be removed without
an issue. Its the stains that chemically change the make up of the carpets/seats
that are a problem. Like inks....gatorade can be a problem too...dyes
7.I saw an infomercial on TV that says it can remove this that or what? Don’t believe
or buy a thing you see on an infomercial for your car. They don’t work. Don’t waste
your money. Exception would be the micro fiber towels. These do work well for your
car. Very well on your interior plastic parts. NO lint from them!
8. Whats the difference between having you detail my car and taking to a car wash/dealer
for a detail? A car wash/car dealer puts their experienced people in the detail department.
This most times is someone with one years experience. I have 18 years experience
detailing cars in my business. So their is a huge difference in terms of experience.
I’ve been in business long enough to even know the histories of car models. I know
what problems they’ve had in past and what issues to look for currently. I know
a lot of little things that get know over long period of time.