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PRO DETAILING*
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Our on premises full service salon is
staffed with highly trained professionals to perform
all phases of automotive detailing.
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Express Wax while you wait
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Approximate time 20 minutes
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Staring at $49.95 + tax
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Full service Hand Car Wash
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Applied by pressure sprayer and buffed
by hand
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Quick Wax
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Approximate time 1 hour
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Starting at $75 + tax
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Full service Hand Car Wash
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Hard Paste Wax applied and buffed by
hand
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Extreme tire shine
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Clay and Wax
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Approximate time 1 ½ hours
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Starting at $125 + tax
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Clay exterior painted surfaces of
vehicle to remove any environmental fallout
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Hard paste Wax applied by hand
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Interior Detail
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Approximate time 4 hours
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Starting at $145 + tax
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Interior Vacuumed
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Carpets, mats, and cloth seats steam
cleaned and sanitized
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Leather seats cleaned and conditioned
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Leather and vinyl door panels cleaned
and conditioned
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Dashboards cleaned and conditioned
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Headliner steam cleaned
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Trunk vacuumed and steam cleaned
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Odor eliminator applied
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Exterior Detail
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Approximate time 4 hours
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Starting at $195 + tax
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Hand Car Wash
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Interior vacuumed
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Clay exterior painted surfaces of
vehicle to remove any environmental fallout
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Minor scratch removal (compounding)
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Paint Shine rejuvenation (polish by
machine)
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Glaze (applied by hand)
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Hard Paste Wax applied by hand
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bumpers, wheel wells, plastic molding
cleaned and protected
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All door jams cleaned and waxed
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Hard water stains removed
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Extreme tire shine
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Complete detail
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Approximate time 6-8 hours
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Starting at $300 + tax
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Interior and Exterior Detail
packages
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Leaving Bird
Droppings, Bugs, Tree Sap, Road Tar and
other harmful contaminants on your car for
more than 24-48 hours is likely to leave
permanent etching or pitting of the paint.
The best thing you can do is keep your car
surface protected and clean.
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Water spots are
a major problem with most cars. If you leave
your car parked near sprinklers or anywhere
water could be sprayed then you run a good
chance of getting the kind of spots that are
difficult to remove. Calcium and other
minerals in the water can leave deposits on
your paint that do not come off with mere
washing, it is possible that the minerals
have etched your clear coat. In that event
you will need to polish the paint with a
mild abrasive. That is the sort of work best
left to a machine, but mild etching could be
removed by hand. If you let your car sit
under the sprinklers for several days then
the amount of damage will be left for the
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