Exterior Detailing
We offer comprehensive exterior detailing to bring all car paints back to a luster shine!
Exterior Detailing
Diligent Exterior Detailing
We offer a wide range of services to meet every type of need.
We use cutting-edge technologies and equipment to provide top-notch car wash mobile and detailing services. Thus, you get the same quality service level whether you need the above solutions at your preferred location or our shop.
Snow-Foam and Waxing
Snow foam helps your car washing routine by partially breaking down dirt on your car’s paintwork, wheels, and other surfaces, making it much easier and safer to clean the vehicle. We include Carnauba Paste Waxing with a buffer to ensure maximum and luster and protection.
Full Vehicle Clay Bar
A clay bar is an engineered, clay-like product that pulls contaminants like water spots, brake dust, metal dust, industrial pollution and road grit from your clear coat. When used with a clay lubricant, these contaminants come loose from your car and get stuck safely in the clay, so they don’t damage your clear coat.
Paint-Correction of most damage
Paint correction is an important step in maintaining the shine and slick of your vehicle, as scratches or micro-marring in the body paint layer creates the imperfections you see on your car. This can also include WATER-SPOT removal, BUG AND TAR removal, and TREE-SAP removal. Among the imperfections that can appear are swirl marks or spider webbing, caused by improper washing and drying.
Tips to Keep Car Good Looking
Tips for keeping your car's exterior looking good year-round
The exterior of your car is constantly exposed to the elements, which can cause it to look faded and dirty over time. Practice these tips to keep your car’s exterior looking good year-round:
- Wash your car regularly. It will help remove dirt, dust, and other debris that can accumulate on the surface over time. It's best to use a mild soap and water solution, and be sure to dry the surface thoroughly afterwards.
- Apply a car wax. Applying a car wax can help protect the surface of your car from UV damage and fading. It will also help to keep the paint looking shiny and new.
- Park in the shade. Parking in the shade can help protect your car's exterior from the sun's rays, which can cause fading over time.
- Invest in a good Car Cover. If you don't have a garage to park your car, investing in a good quality car cover can help protect it from harmful elements.
This Is Too Much for You?
Here’s Your Escape Plan
If you think the process of car detailing at home is too complex, here’s your escape plan. Fortunately, Ecocleansepros is a car detailing service that can do all the work for you!
Ecocleansepros offers a variety of packages and services, so you can choose the one that fits your needs and budget. They use only the most suitable and safest products, so you can be sure your car will look and smell great!
Full Detailing Sedan
Depending on Condition and Vehicle Model
$80 - $110
- Thorough washing
- Scratch Removal
- Car body Waxing
- Rim and exhaust polishing
- Cleaning tires and the wheels
- Paint Correction and Polishing (If needed)
Full Detailing SUV
Depending on Condition and Vehicle Model
$100 - $120
- Thorough washing
- Scratch Removal
- Car body Waxing
- Rim and exhaust polishing
- Cleaning tires and the wheels
- Paint Correction and Polishing (If needed)
Full Detailing Van
Depending on Condition and Vehicle Model
$115 - $135
- Thorough washing
- Scratch Removal
- Car body Waxing
- Rim and exhaust polishing
- Cleaning tires and the wheels
- Paint Correction and Polishing (If needed)
- Full door jamb cleaning
Our Work
Our Exterior Detailing Work
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Exterior car detailing involves cleaning and polishing the car's exterior to restore its original condition and protect it from further damage. It typically includes washing and drying the car, as well as waxing and polishing it. Exterior car detailing can help to preserve the car's value and keep it looking its best.
A vehicle that has had proper maintenance will always be worth more than one that has not, and a car that looks good will always be more enjoyable to drive. Exterior car detailing can also help to prevent damage to the vehicle. You can expect to always look back at your vehicle with appreciation and confidence when its cleaner.
You will need:
- A hose
- A bucket
- Soap or shampoo specifically made for car wash
- A soft sponge or washcloth
- A chamois cloth or a synthetic chamois
- Wheel cleaner (optional)
- Tire shine product (optional)
1. Park your automobile in a shaded area out of the sun's rays. Sunlight will dry the soap on your vehicle before you have a chance to rinse it off, which can leave marks. If you clean your automobile in the sun, rinse each section as you wash it.
2. Wet your car down with a hose; be careful not to splash dirty water on your vehicle. You can wash your car from top to bottom or start at the bottom and work your way up.
3. Mix a bucket of soapy water using a car wash soap or shampoo specifically made for washing cars. Do not use dish soap, laundry detergent, or other household cleaners, as these can strip the wax from your car's paint.
4. Dip your sponge or washcloth into the soapy water and wash one section of your car at a time, starting at the top and working your way down. Be sure to rinse each area before moving on to the next one.
Waxing your car regularly is vital to keep the paint looking fresh and new. However, many people don't know how to wax a car's exterior properly. If you don't wax your car correctly, you could end up damaging the paint.
To wax your car's exterior, you will need:
-A can of carnauba wax
-A clean microfiber cloth
-A foam applicator pad
Step 1: Wash your car thoroughly. Remove any dirt, dust, or debris that could potentially scratch the paint.
Step 2: Open the can of carnauba wax and scoop out a small amount onto the applicator pad.
Step 3: Rub the wax onto the paint in a circular motion.
Step 4: Allow the wax to dry for a few minutes.
Step 5: Use the microfiber cloth to buff the wax off of the paint.
These simple steps ensure that your car's exterior is waxed correctly and protected from potential damage.
Polishing your car is an integral part of maintaining its appearance. It helps remove and minimize defects in the paint job, such as scratches, swirl marks, and oxidation. You can use a few different methods to polish your car's exterior, but all of them require some type of polishing compound.
The first step is to clean the surface of your car with a mild detergent and water. Then, apply the polishing compound or wax to a soft cloth and rub it in a circular motion over the entire car surface. Be sure to pay special attention to areas with scratches or swirl marks. Allow the compound or wax to dry completely before rubbing it off with a clean cloth.
If you're using a liquid polishing compound, you can apply it directly to the car's surface using a foam pad or polish applicator. Be sure to work in small areas at a time, and avoid getting the compound on the windows or trim. Allow the compound to dry for about 5 minutes before buffing it off with a clean cloth.
If you're using a paste wax, apply it sparingly to a soft cloth and rub it in a circular motion over the car surface. Again, pay special attention to any areas with scratches or swirl marks. Allow the wax to dry completely before rubbing it off with a clean cloth.
If you want to get the most out of your car's detailing, then you need to use a clay bar. Keep reading to know how to properly use a clay bar on your car's exterior to achieve the best results.
A clay bar is a specialized detailing tool used to remove contaminants from the surface of your car. These contaminants include water spots, tree sap, and road grime. A clay bar can help to restore the paint on your vehicle to its original shine.
To use a clay bar, you first must wash and dry your car. Once your vehicle is clean, you must mist the surface with a clay lubricant. Then, you will gently rub the clay bar over the surface of your car. You should avoid too much pressure, as this can damage the paint. Once you have gone over the entire surface of your vehicle, you can then buff it dry with a microfiber towel.
A clay bar can help remove contaminants from your car's paint that regular washing cannot remove. This can help to restore the shine and luster to your car's paint. In addition, using a clay bar can help to prevent these contaminants from causing long-term damage to your paint.
Now that you know how to use a clay bar on your car's exterior, you can keep your car's paint looking its best. Be sure to follow the instructions carefully to avoid damaging your paint. With regular use, a clay bar can help to keep your car's paint looking new.