By Davy Tyburski, AffluentAutoSpa.com, San Antonio, Texas, United StatesUnderstanding Car Detailing What is Car Detailing? Let’s start with the basics. Car detailing isn’t just a fancy term for washing your car; it goes a whole lot deeper than that. When you detail...
By John Goodman, Top Gloss Detail, Reno, Nevada, United StatesWater spots are one of the most common problems I see on customers’ cars in Northern Nevada. Sometimes a customer will introduce water spots while washing their vehicle. They don’t realize water coming out...
By Prentice St. Clair, CD-SV, RVC, RIT, Detail in Progress, Inc., San Diego, California, United StatesSan Diego, at the southwestern-most portion of California, is known for beautiful weather and lots of sunshine year-round. However, the continuous strong San Diego...
By Ian Rammelkamp, CD, AutoFiber, San Diego, California, United States Microfiber towels are an essential tool for the professional detailer, almost as important as water! Usually, their towel arsenal includes dozens of different types of towels for different...
By Barry Theal, CD-SV, RIT, SB3 Coatings International, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United StatesPollen can be bad for a vehicle for several reasons, but there are ways to protect your vehicle. First, let's discuss what pollen is. What is pollen? Pollen is a fine, powdery...
Detailing a car in the summer requires special attention due to the hot weather and potential risks associated with working under the heat of the sun. A vehicle’s paintwork can get very hot under direct sunlight, and this is particularly relevant on darker colored vehicles as the darker the color, the more heat is absorbed and retained.
Leather upholstery in a vehicle exudes luxury and sophistication, elevating the interior to a whole new level. However, maintaining its pristine condition requires proper care and attention.
When it comes to maintaining the appearance and condition of your vehicle, nothing beats the expertise and precision of a professional detailer. But not all detailers are created equal. That’s why turning to an International Detailing Association (IDA) Certified Detailer for your vehicle detailing needs can make all the difference.
With the ever-increasing cost of vehicles, extended length of ownership, desire to protect leisure time, and the fear of damaging paint or interior materials, more motorists are seeking the expertise and knowledge of detailing professionals to care for their vehicles.
Protecting your vehicle’s interior is just as important as keeping it clean and tidy. Regular cleaning helps prevent premature damage taking place. With a coated interior, the dirt always sits on the coated surface rather than soaking in the fabric’s fibers causing damage.
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