Available Add-On's

Ceramic Coating

Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer applied to a car’s exterior that chemically bonds with the paint, creating a durable, protective layer. Here's what it does:

✅ Main Benefits:

1. Protects Paint from Damage
   Shields against UV rays, oxidation, road salts, bird droppings, bugs, tree sap, and light scratches.

2. Hydrophobic (Water-Repellent)
   Water, dirt, and grime slide off easily—makes washing much quicker and easier.

3. Glossy Finish
   Enhances the paint’s depth and shine, giving it a freshly detailed look for months or years.

4. Long-Lasting
   Lasts 1 to 5 years, depending on the type (consumer-grade vs. pro-grade) and maintenance.

❌ What It Doesn’t Do:

• Doesn’t make your car scratch-proof

• Won’t eliminate the need for washing

• Doesn’t protect against deep rock chips or dents

Clay Bar

A clay bar is used during detailing to deep-clean your car's paint by removing bonded surface contaminants that washing alone can't get rid of. Here's what it does:

✅ What Clay Bar Does:

1. Removes Contaminants
   Pulls out embedded particles like:

   • Tree sap

   • Brake dust

   • Road tar

   • Industrial fallout

   • Overspray

2. Restores Smoothness
   Leaves the paint glass-smooth, which helps:

   • Improve wax/sealant/ceramic coating adhesion

   • Make the car look shinier

   • Prevent scratches from trapped dirt during polishing or waxing

3. Preps for Polishing or Protection
   Essential step before applying wax or ceramic coating for maximum durability and shine.

❌ What It Doesn’t Do:

• Doesn’t remove scratches, swirls, or oxidation

• Doesn’t protect paint on its own—it’s just a prep step

✳️ Quick Test:

After washing, lightly run your fingers over the paint. If it feels rough or gritty, a clay bar treatment is needed.

Hand Wax

Hand wax is a traditional car detailing process where a layer of carnauba or synthetic wax is applied by hand to the vehicle’s paint. Here's what it does:

✅ What Hand Wax Does:

1. Adds Shine
   Gives the paint a warm, deep glow—especially noticeable on darker colors.

2. Provides Temporary Protection
   Creates a barrier against:

   • UV rays

   • Water spots

   • Light dirt and contaminants

3. Hydrophobic Effect
   Water beads off the surface, helping prevent water stains.

❌ What It Doesn’t Do:

• Short-term protection – Typically lasts 1 to 2 months (vs. years with ceramic coating).

• No chemical bonding – It sits on top of the paint and wears off with time and washes.

• Less resistant – Doesn’t protect well against harsh chemicals, scratches, or bird droppings.

🆚 Hand Wax vs. Ceramic Coating:

FeatureHand WaxCeramic Coating

Longevity1–2 months1–5 years

ShineWarm, soft glowGlossy, mirror-like

Protection LevelBasicAdvanced

ApplicationEasy, fastMore complex (often pro)

Cost (Per Use)Low ($20–$100)High ($300–$2,000)

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Odor/Scent Remover

An Ozone Machine (Ozone Generator) is one of the most effective tools for removing strong odors—including smoke and weed smells—from a car. Here's what it does:

✅ What Ozone Treatment Does:

1. Neutralizes Odors at the Molecular Level
   Ozone (O₃) chemically breaks down odor-causing molecules, not just masking them like air fresheners.

2. Kills Bacteria, Mold, and Mildew
   Helps sanitize the HVAC system, upholstery, and air vents.

3. Penetrates Fabrics and Vents
   Reaches places typical cleaning can’t—like under seats, headliners, and deep in A/C ducts.

🧪 How It Works:

• You run the ozone machine inside the closed vehicle for 30–120 minutes (depending on odor severity).

• After treatment, air out the car for at least 30–60 minutes—ozone is toxic to breathe in high concentrations.

⚠️ Important Notes:

• Should only be used in unoccupied vehicles.

• Not a one-time miracle if interior surfaces haven’t been cleaned—best results come after deep cleaning carpets, headliners, and vents first.

• Can dry out rubber if overused—use with care.

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