Thursday, 17 March 2011

  • Choosing the RIGHT car detailer.

    What makes a car detailing company exceptional? Here are a few factors to consider when making your decision.

    The first is the detailer's capability to tackle your particular concerns. Something specifically caused you to look for a pro detailer. This might include strange smells on the inside of their car, swirls and little flaws on their paint, water spots on their paint and glass, excessively discolored front wheels, and many more. You have to be clear with your detailer exactly what your highest priorities are. Point these things out and be sure that he or she has a solution for you.

    Professionalism is very important. Most detailers will deliver a car much cleaner than you can achieve your self, but some of them can be somewhat harsh around the edges. So be certain that your detailer possesses a proven history of being punctual, paying attention to customers, responding to the telephone, and donning a uniform. Your car is the 2nd most important thing you have. You want to be pleased with the individuals you give it to.  In northern Washington, the Seattle auto detailing service that people trust is Precision Auto Salon.

    There are some specific details that distinguish good from great detailers. Whenever your detailer returns your vehicle, it should be clear that he or she dealt with the very finest details. This cannot be easily described, it is simply something you feel once you sit in your car again.

    Finally, was your vehicle delivered to you in the same condition that you left it? Did he / she reprogram your radio options? Did he reprogram your heater and ac settings? Was your chair changed to a different position? The mirrors...were they modified? Were all of your personal items neatly bagged for you? Sometimes when people work on your car, you feel like your personal space has been invaded. The detailer shouldn't change any of these critical settings in your car while cleaning it. You want to feel like you're stepping into your own car once you have just paid a few hundred dollars to the detailer, rather than some car that somebody else loaned from you for 6 hours.

    When you're shopping for a detail service, consider more than just the caliber of their work. Be sure to hire a company that delivers outstanding customer support.

     


Saturday, 12 March 2011

  • Why pay the extra money for car detailing?

    You spend enough money on gasoline for your car and other items like maintenance, so why pay somebody to clean your car when it's something you can likely do ityourself? As it turns out, the car detailing industry has been in business for over 70 years because it delivers something that customers simply cannot accomplish themselves: a thoroughly clean car that is as new as humanly possible.

    Beginning on the inside, a pro detailer can clean in areas that simply cannot be claned with Simple Green and a rag. These might include the buttons on your dash, areas beneath your seat, switches here and there, and in the creases of your leather. Pro detailers also have access to equipment like steamers and carpet extractors that allow them to make your cars interior smell and look cleaner than you ever thought was possible. The cleaners that you buy over the counter simply remain in your car's carpets and seats and often even this discolor them. But a professional uses a heated carpet extractor to remove all the chemicals, soaps, dirt and debris that are embedded in your car that make it look used.

    Your paint is among the highest priorities for most detailers. There are defects in your paint that you didn't think could even be corrected without repainting your car. But a detailer, armed with a buffer and a correct array of wool and foam pads can remove deep scratches fine scratches, swirl marks, spider webbing, and oxidation with the correct order of compounds and polishers. And, he will seal it will wax that can last up to six months to seal it in that finish that you paid good money for.

    So, though you may initially think that spending money on a car detail is a luxury or superfluous, when you actually see the results, you are convinced that car detailers deliver a truly valuable service.

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