Safe contact techniques and high-density microfibre gloves to prevent marring.
We use professional-grade chemicals that clean without degrading previous waxes or sealants.
Exposure results with deep gloss and long-lasting hydrophobic protection.
Ideally, you should wash your car every 1 to 2 weeks. This prevents dirt, brake dust and contaminants from sticking firmly to the paintwork, making cleaning easier and safer without the need for excessive scrubbing.
We do not recommend roller tunnels. The bristles on these machines tend to accumulate dirt from previous cars and hit the paintwork hard, causing the famous “swirls” (micro-scratches) that dull the shine. Hand washing or pressure washing (without using the petrol station brush) is preferable.
Never use domestic dishwasher detergent (such as Fairy), as these are powerful degreasers that can strip away the wax or sealant we have applied. Always use a specific car shampoo with pH neutro, diseñado para limpiar suavemente sin degradar la protección.
Bird droppings and tree sap are acidic and can burn through clear coat in a matter of hours, especially in the sun. You should remove them as soon as possible using a Quick Detailer (spray lubricant) and a soft microfibre cloth, without rubbing dry to avoid scratching.
Yes, it is essential. If you let the water dry in the air or in the sun, the minerals in the water will create ‘water marks’ (limescale stains) that are difficult to remove. Always use a large, soft microfibre drying towel to absorb the water without dragging it.
To extend the ‘mirror effect’ and hydrophobic protection, you can apply a detail spray (Quick Detailer) or spray wax after each wash. This acts as a sacrificial layer that renews the shine and reinforces the base protection.
