car-detailing

DETAILING EXTERIOR


Paint Protection includes Restoration, Detailing & Protection. Also Interior Protection.

  • Rubber – Including tyres
  • Plastic – Wheel arches / wheel well / bumpers / handles / trim
  • Chrome


DETAILING OF PAINT:

  • Applies to Used Cars
  • Degreasing / Dewaxing
  • Car Wash
  • Clay Treatment
  • Deep Abrasive Scratch Removal
  • Nano Polish – Anti swirl
  • Hard Wax: - Is a Kanuba wax which is a natural product - Variations on the above with various levels of Kanuba wax.
  • Used Vehicle Detailing Process:

± R1500 Dealer Cost. Requires 16 man hours to complete.

 

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OTHER BENEFITS:

  • Dewax / Degrease.
  • Shampoo.
  • Engine degreasing and moisture repellent.
  • Mag wheel treatment – extreme rim cleaner.
  • Wheel arch and cavity degreasing.
  • Interior cockpit cleaner.
  • Scotch guarding of fabrics.
  • Leather cleaner and moisturiser.
  • Roof lining cleansing process.
  • Carpet and fabric deep cleanser.
  • Clay treatment.
  • Abrasive polish.
  • Nano polish.
  • Plastic protectorant.
  • Rubber cleaner and protectorant.
  • Underbody sealant.
  • Hard wax.
  • Clear glass treatment.


NOTES:

  • Engine degreaser and wash is in accordance with manufacturer specifications. The use of high pressure cleaning is limited to those areas that are tolerant of the same.
  • Engine moisture repellent ensures a satin-like non-static finish whilst repelling moisture. The treated areas do not attract dust.
  • Rubber cleaner and repellent is non-static. Thus dust does not accumulate on the treated areas and can be easily washed off. Rubber requires a feeding process to avoid cracking due to the harsh South African conditions. The moisture repellent leaves a very pleasant smell in the engine compartment.
  • The interior cleaning protection and restoration products are not silicone based thus leaving the surface clean, non-greasy and static free.
  • Fabric and carpet cleaning is done with the aid of a Tornado gun which uses compressed air to create a cleaning and sucking action to penetrate deep into the fabric whilst not leaving both the fabric and carpet soaking wet, which can attract bacteria, causing bad odours and more germs.
  • Scotch guarding process.