Even car owners who routinely wash their cars a couple of times each month should consider treating themselves to a complete Auto Detailing in Baltimore. This approach goes beyond simply making sure the outside of the car is clean. Here are some examples of what goes into a complete detailing and why it matters.
Attention to the Rims
Part of a complete auto detailing in Baltimore will involve careful cleaning of the tire rims. The goal is to remove any residue or grime that has not already been washed away during the basic car wash process. When the work is completed, the rims will look brand new.
The Wax Job
Cleaning the body of the car is not enough. Once it is dry, the next step is to apply a coat or two of wax. The wax helps to protect the paint job from the elements and keep the paint looking shiny and new. In some cases, the detailing will involve applying the wax by hand or using buffing equipment to create an even layer across the body of the vehicle.
The Seats
Auto detailing also involves addressing the interior of the vehicle. This will often start with the seats. After vacuuming the seats, the detailing will address, and spots or stains found on the material. The range of cleaning products will vary, based on the material used for the upholstery.
The Carpeting
All the carpeting in the vehicle will be vacuumed, and steam cleaned. This helps to remove any dirt or odors that are trapped in the carpet fibers. When the job is finished, the carpeting will look better than it has in a long time.
The Dashboard
Special cleaning agents are used to remove any residue from the dashboard while also treating the material so that it resists fading. This will go a long way in helping to keep the vehicle look new for more years.
There are other aspects to auto detailing that come with different packages. For more information, Contact Us and learn more about the options available. After hearing about what is included in the detailing, there is a good chance that the auto owner will want to set up an appointment.
