Not only is it important to detail a car when it is brand new, it is the ideal time to start off right with a proper detail and protection products. There are many reasons why a new car should be detailed.
By Eric Golubic, Green Ice Technologies, Indianapolis, Indiana, United States What is Dry Ice Blasting? It’s an exclusive, eco-friendly process to safely clean auto and truck exteriors. It removes dirt, bugs, and road grime leaving no residue. Dry ice blasting uses a...
By Josh Pierce, CD-SV, MC, WC, RIT, Carousel Auto Appearance, Iowa City, Iowa, United StatesWhen it comes to maintaining the value of your vehicle, routine maintenance and regular servicing are undoubtedly essential. However, one often overlooked aspect of car care...
A detailer is a professional who specializes in the cleaning, restoration, and protection of the interior and exterior surfaces of a vehicle. This can include tasks such as washing, waxing, polishing, and conditioning the paint, chrome, wheels, tires, and other surfaces, as well as cleaning and conditioning the upholstery, carpets, and other interior surfaces.
From a detailer’s perspective, proper vehicle maintenance is necessary to maintain the quality and longevity of your vehicle’s health. Regarding the schedule of washing weekly / bi-weekly / monthly etc., there are many factors at play.
Have you just purchased a new vehicle, or are you planning to? We’re going to help you feel confident in your decision to protect your investment. By understanding protection options and how they can help you, you can make your own decisions to help maintain appearance and value on your new vehicle.
One of the most common questions we get is, “Why doesn’t my paint feel as smooth as when you detailed it?” There are a few things that could contribute to this.
Waxes, sealants, and ceramic coatings all serve different purposes to maintain your vehicle’s exterior. Keep reading to find out which is the best solution for you.