Drive-through washes are convenient but they're doing more damage than good. Here's why detailing is in a completely different category.
Every step has a purpose. Nothing gets skipped.
We start by rinsing the car and covering it in foam. The foam loosens dirt before we touch anything, so nothing gets dragged across the paint.
We hand wash the exterior in sections using soft microfiber mitts and clean water. No brushes, no shortcuts. The paint comes out clean without a scratch.
Washing only gets you so far. We remove the stuff that stays bonded to paint after a normal wash: tar, road grime, brake dust. The surface ends up truly clean, not just rinsed.
We go through the entire interior. Vacuum, shampoo, wipe down every panel, clean all the glass. Nothing gets skipped.
After the clean comes protection. Wax, sealant, or ceramic coating depending on your package. This is what makes results last and keeps the car looking good between details.