FAQs

Pre-Wash is a helpful chemical that gets applied to your vehicle before the wash begins. It benefits by lifting as much dirt and grime as possible before the hand wash which will eliminate the risk of micro scratches during the hand wash process. It is simply foamed onto the vehicle, sits for a few minutes, and rinsed off.

When handwashing, it is easy to make sure the whole vehicle gets cleaned and spots do not get missed. It is also the safest method of washing your vehicle that does not harm or damage your paint, or cause micro scratches (swirls).

It is very common for your wheels to get coated with this dark brown dust that comes from your vehicles brakes every time you apply them. Over time it can build up and even change the appearance of your wheels and tires to brown. If it goes long enough without being cleaned, it can even damage your wheels finish becoming embedded into the wheel. With our wheel cleaning process, we clean all brake dust and other grime on your entire wheel and tire bringing them back to new and making it easier to clean in the future.

Fender Liners are located between your wheel and the body of the car, specifically under your fenders or quarter panels. These help protect the inside of the fender from things such as rocks or mud getting slung up by your tires when driving. They can be plastic, carpet, and other materials and play a great role in your vehicle’s protection and ride.

We dry the vehicle by hand with a towel specially made for drying vehicles. With the towel drying method, it ensures the safest way to leave your car dry with no water left behind. Air is also blown into crackes and crevices to help prevent water from dripping afterwards.

Clay decontamination removes embedded surface contaminants that a regular wash can’t lift—like tar, sap, and road grime. By gliding a clay bar across the paint, it pulls out what’s stuck to the clear coat, restoring a smooth, clean finish and prepping the surface for polishing or protection.

Iron decontamination breaks down tiny, invisible iron particles embedded in your paint—often from brake dust and polluted air. These particles can eat into clear coat over time, so this chemical treatment stops corrosion before it starts, helping preserve the integrity and appearance of your paint.

Paint protectant is a chemical that gets applied and provides UV protection, hydrophobic properties against water, gloss enhancement, and leaves a smooth feeling paint behind. Lasts anywhere from 1-2 months.

Sealant is very similar to the paint protectant, but it lasts from 3-6 months and performs ultimately better than the protectant