By Randys Detailing October 11, 2015
Great work, they came out on a Saturday and did mine, my wife's car. Friendly and couldn't be more happy. ...read more
By Ctess88 November 24, 2014
I have been using Jeff's services for a couple years now and I haven't been disappointed once. He pays attention to detail and makes sure the car looks great before he finishes. I have two children and my car always looks brand new after using his services! We all know how hard that can be. Overall I urge you to schedule an appointment with him! Support local hard working business men, who care about their clients and work! You won't regret it! ...read more
By LV29 November 17, 2012
love this place to wash my car every week good prices best custermer service hard workers this is a please with honest and hard workers ...read more
Its almost summer and it is important that you keep a coat of wax to protect your paint. If you plan to do this yourself you will want to start with a good clean car. Find a shaded area, and wash and dry your car completely. Rub your hand flat over the paint... if it feels like sand paper or anything but smooth and you will hear a light scratching sound you will more than likely need to "clay" the car. For this you will need a clay bar. (any auto parts store should carry them) read the box for instruction. THIS IS NOT HARD TO DO.. just takes some time. TIP: keep bar flat, no need to rub hard, IF YOU DROP CLAY THROW AWAY. When done with all the prep you are now ready to wax... Remember that it is better to have 2 light coats rather than 1 thick coat. Use blue painters tape and take the 10-15 to tape off all the rubber and plastic trim. This will save you time in the long run from having to clean any left over residue. ...read more
By Randys Detailing May 07, 2011
Cleaning the inside of your car can be done in several ways. Only a few small tools and products will be required. It's important to understand the types of cleaning services so you know which one you'll need, especially if you have it professionally detailed. ...read more
As classic cars engines age they get dirty. The dirt comes from use as oil circulates in the engine. In old engines the oil may find a way out from a seeping seal to the outside of the engine. The oil collects all sorts of dust and debris and makes the engine look old and beat up. You can make that cl... ...read more