Thoroughly washing the vehicle to remove loose dirt, grime, and other debris. This step ensures that no large particles scratch the paint during the detailing process.

After washing the vehicle, we apply iron remover to eliminate iron particles from industrial fallout that accumulate on a vehicle's surface. When we are done with the iron remover, we rinse it off and follow up with a clay bar to remove stubborn contaminants like tree sap, tar, industrial fallout, and other impurities that a regular wash cannot get rid of.

The clay bar is gently rubbed over the vehicle's paint, which glides smoothly on a lubricated surface (usually with a special lubricant or quick detailer spray).The clay bar traps the contaminants, lifting them off the paint, leaving it as smooth as glass.

After the clay bar treatment, we dry the vehicle, to help remove any leftover lubrication and prepare the surface for the wax/sealant.

Next, a layer of sealant is applied to the vehicle’s clean and smooth surface. Once the sealant is applied, we allow it to dwell and bond to the paint before buffing it off with a clean microfiber.