Countless people think car washing and car specifying are one and the same. But this is not the case. Detailed car washing goes afar the regular car wash to make a car look perfectly clean both inside and outside. Distinct car washing, car detailing does not involve using an automatic system to do the cleaning. Instead, it includes handwashing by very skilled detailers.
In big auto Spa we divide the car washing detailing in to 2 phases Interior and Exterior.
Exterior Car Detailing – It includes vacuuming, restoring, and surpassing the original condition of the exterior constituents of a vehicle, such as tires, windows and wheels, among other visible components. Products include but are not limited to: polishes, wax, detergents and degreasers.
Interior Car Detailing – Interior detailing involves cleaning the inner parts of a vehicle. Some of the components found in the interior cabin include leather, plastics, vinyl, carbon fiber plastics and natural fibers. To clean the interior cabinet, different techniques such as steam-cleaning and vacuuming are used.
How we differ from others:
For starters, boss auto spa use the method of hand washing instead of an automated system. All of our detailers are trained to the highest capacity on how to take care of a vehicle. Proper processes along with the right formulas mean your vehicle accepts only the best treatment. The goal is to have your car or SUV looking as great as it did when you first bought it. Every area of the car is precisely cleaned, by hand, to insure quality. Beyond simply washing, Boss auto spa detailing can include elements of cleaning and restoring the exterior and interior of a vehicle such as:
Interior Car Detailing
- Vacuuming – The first step to cleaning the interior of a car includes vacuuming seats, headliners, rear cargo area, trunk and shelf. To get the best out of vacuuming, floor mats and the vacuum should be cleaned separately. As for the difficult areas that cannot be reached using a vacuum, an air compressor can be used.
- Brushing and Steam Cleaning – This is used to clean carpets and mats. A thorough scrubbing is done on the mats in order to remove any stains and blemishes that may have accumulated over the past years. To be more effective, a steam-cleaner should be used. However, carpets should be left to dry completely to avoid mildew.
- Glass Cleaning – A glass cleaner is used to clean the glass. It ensures that the glass remains sparkling and ensures the driver’s view is not obstructed.
- Leather Trimming – A leather cleaner, saddle soap and leather soap are used to clean all the leather parts. As for the soapy areas, a damp cloth is used to remove the excess soap. If the leather is dry, a conditioner customized for leather can be used to make cleaning more efficient.
- Re-Vacuuming and Wiping – Re-Vacuuming is important just after vacuuming. Any dirt left in the interior cabin is removed. Dashboards and windows should be wiped clean with a clean cloth using a cleaning detergent. After all this is done, a car’s original shine is restored.
- Perfuming – Finally, to leave the car with a good scent, a deodorant is used in the car.
Exterior Car Detailing
- Washing and Drying – Unlike a car wash, detailing is done by hand. The first step involves spraying the car with specialized spray that is high-powered, followed by thorough hand washing on the rims of the car, door jambs, glass and all exterior parts that need cleaning.
- Claying – A clay bar is used to remove any impurities, traces of overspray and other residue that cannot be removed with normal detergents.
- Polishing – After a car has been used for a while, it is normal that it loses its polish or shine. Therefore, in this process, the original polish is restored.
- Sealing – To give the car a glossy shine, a sealant is applied, and in some cases, wax can be used.