Presale Detail

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Cleaning the inside surfaces using a vacuum to remove dust, dirt, crumbs, and debris

Use a microfiber cloth and a gentle cleaner to wipe the dashboard, center console, and air vents. This removes dust, fingerprints, and any sticky spots

Conditioning, and protecting all interior materials like plastics, leather, vinyl, rubber, and fabric

Apply a specialized conditioner to the leather surfaces, such as seats, steering wheel, and dashboard, to maintain their look, feel, and longevity

Remove dirt, dust, smudges, and grime from windows, mirrors, and windshields to improve visibility and appearance

Remove unpleasant odors from the cabin

gently cleaning the fabric-covered ceiling of the car to remove dirt, stains, and odors without damaging the material or adhesive

deep cleaning using an upholstery shampooer, drill brush and specialised chemicals to remove dirt, stains, and odors, leaving them fresh and clean

Using specialised wheel cleaning chemicals and wheel brushes to achieve a mirror like finish

Use a degreaser/tar remover to remove all built up debris 

Remove loose dirt, mud, and other contaminants from the vehicle’s exterior. This helps prevent scratching during the actual washing process.

Using a microfibre sponge in linear motions to softly wash the cars exterior surfaced to minimise scratches and swirl marks

Using a spray sealant to enhance the paints gloss and protect periodically from UV 

Using a waterbased trim restorer to enhance and bring back the condition of plastic trim surfaces

Remove dirt, dust, smudges, and grime from windows, mirrors, and windshields to improve visibility and appearance

Apply a tyre dressing to rejuvenate the rubber and enhance appearance 

apply a specialized bug and tar remover, let it sit briefly, then wash off with pressure washer before contact wash

Spray the iron fallout remover onto the car's surface, allow time to dwell and wait for it to change color (indicating it’s dissolving iron particles), then rinse it off thoroughly with water.

rubbing a lubricated clay bar over a car's paint to remove surface contaminants like dirt, tar, and industrial fallout, leaving the surface smooth and ready for a paint correction

using a heavy-cut compound with a coarse pad to remove deeper scratches and defects, followed by a finer polish with a soft pad to restore shine and clarity