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Car Scratches

Have you ever wondered how your car keeps getting small scratches?

Automatic Car Wash! An automatic car wash can leave scratches and swirls in your paint. We have had countless vehicles roll through our many locations with damaged paint as a result of the brushes at these automatic car washes. First off, many times the brushes used to scrub your vehicle are not cleaned. If the car that went in before you just got back from a sandy beach vacation, or just has general dirt and grim built up, there will be some sand or dirt left in the brushes that can scratch your paint. In addition, many times the workers at the end use the same towel as the car before to dry your car by hand which means cross-contamination and can leave a residue. Automatic car washes focus on efficiency over quality; meaning, how fast can they get your car out so that the next one can get through.

Auto Detailing Mean! The confusion of washing vs. the professional detailing of a car is not uncommon. After all, aren’t we really just cleaning the car? The answer, as it turns out, is also not quite as simple and requires a detailed explanation. When referring to a “car wash,” the general definition is a tunnel setup whereby the vehicle can either drive through or be automatically pulled along a track where brushes, soap and water are applied. The drying process usually consists of employees using a towel or a giant blow dryer. The end result is a car that on first glance can appear mostly clean for a relatively cheap price.

How Does Detailing a Vehicle Differ? For starters, auto detailers (such as primetimemobiledetail) use the method of hand washing instead of an automated system. All of our technicians are trained to the highest caliber on how to take care of a vehicle. Proper procedures along with the right formula's mean your vehicle receives only the best treatment. The goal is to have your car, truck, van or SUV looking as great as it did when you first bought it. Every area of the car is meticulously cleaned, by hand, to insure quality. Beyond simply washing, auto detailing can include elements of cleaning and restoring the exterior and interior of a vehicle such as:

Exterior

Washing

Waxing

Bug and tar removal

Clay bar

Engine Cleaning

Dressing outside plastics and rubber

Waxing or wax sealant

Buffing

Cleaning and dressing tires

Cleaning the engine

Dent repair

Ventilation decontamination

Headlight restoration

Mold Removal

Interior

Vacuuming interior and trunk

Cleaning windows and mirrors

Cleaning door jambs

Cleaning the dashboard, console, vents and components

Cleaning and dressing interior leather, vinyl and rubber

Spot cleaning the interior roof

Shampooing the seats, mats, carpets and door panels

What is your personal experience on Car Washing vs Auto Detailing?