The vehicle will undergo a comprehensive cleaning process aimed at restoring it to showroom condition. This entails a thorough interior and exterior deep cleaning, encompassing the wheels and wheel arches, utilising premium-grade products. Deep clean Exterior: Wheel, Tyres and Arch Deep Clean Pre Washed Snow Foamed Door Shuts Petrol Cap Cleaned 2 Bucket Method With Microfibre Mitt De-tarred & Iron Fallout Exhaust Tip Cleaned Dried With Microfibre Towel 3 Months Sealant Applied Tyres Dressed Windows Cleaned Interior: Deep Thorough Vacuum Interior Steam Clean Leather/Fabric Deep Cleaned and Conditioned Interior Mats Deep cleaned Air Freshener Small - £120 Medium - £130 Large - £140 4X4 - £150 Addons: 1 or 2 year Ceramic Coat to apply a higher level of protection.

Non-Acid Wheel Cleaner: Safely removes baked-on brake dust and contamination without harming the finish. Tar Remover: Dissolves stubborn tar deposits for a smooth, clean surface. Fallout Remover: Removes embedded iron particles to prevent rust and corrosion. Wheel Arches Cleaning: A heavy-duty cleaner tackles dirt and grime in wheel arches and surrounding areas. Power Rinses: Multiple power rinses ensure all contaminants and cleaning agents are thoroughly washed away. Tire Dressing: Tires are dressed for a satin finish, offering protection from UV damage and cracking. Protection: Optional ceramic coating adds long-term protection, making future cleaning easier. This process ensures the wheels look pristine and are well-protected for long-term durability.

Duration: 1-2 days Single Stage Paint Correction + Ceramic Coating Exterior: Wheel, Tyres and Arch Deep Clean Pre Washed Snow Foamed Door Shuts & Petrol Cap Cleaned 2 Bucket Method With Microfibre Mitt De-tarred & Iron Fallout Clay Bar Treatment Exhaust Tip Cleaned Safely Blow Dried Tyres Dressed Windows Cleaned 1 Stage Paint Enhancement Full IPA Wipe 2 Year Ceramic Coat Applied Interior: Thorough Vacuum Leather/Fabric Cleaned Interior Plastic Cleaned Air Freshener Small - £350 Medium - £400 Large - £450 4X4 - £500 *Upgrade To 5 Year Ceramic* *Upgrade To Wheels Off Detail*

For a vehicle polish inspection: Visual Check: Look for swirl marks, scratches, oxidation, water spots, and stains. Surface Feel: Run your hand or use a bag to detect embedded contaminants. Paint Thickness: Measure paint depth to ensure safe polishing. Light Inspection: Use a strong light to spot hidden defects like marring or deeper scratches. Panel-by-Panel: Assess each panel for varying levels of damage. Record Findings: Note defects and plan the polishing approach accordingly. This ensures a thorough prep for effective polishing.

The engine bay detail and steam clean process is a careful and precise method of cleaning the engine compartment while avoiding damage to sensitive components. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to perform an engine bay steam clean detail: 1. Preparation and Safety First Cool the Engine: Ensure the engine is cool before starting. Cleaning a hot engine can cause damage or even cracking in parts. Protect Sensitive Components: Cover sensitive areas such as the battery, alternator, fuse box, air intake, and exposed electrical components using plastic bags or foil. This prevents water and steam from damaging them. 2. Initial Dry Cleaning Blow Away Loose Debris: Use compressed air or a leaf blower to remove leaves, dust, and dirt from the engine bay before applying any water or steam. Brush Off Dirt: Use soft brushes to dislodge dirt, grease, and grime from hard-to-reach areas. 3. Degreasing Apply Degreaser: Spray a degreaser over the entire engine bay, focusing on areas with heavy grease buildup like the engine block, valve covers, and around fluid caps. Let it sit for a few minutes to break down the grease. Agitate with Brushes: Use a detailing brush to work the degreaser into crevices and stubborn grease spots. 4. Steam Cleaning Steam Application: Use a steam cleaner with a nozzle attachment to direct steam onto greasy and dirty areas. The steam’s high temperature and pressure help to break down dirt, grease, and grime without the need for excessive water. Work in Sections: Focus on one area at a time. Start from the top of the engine bay and work your way down to avoid re-soiling cleaned areas. Use a Microfiber Towel: After steaming, immediately wipe down each section with a microfiber towel to remove loosened dirt and ensure a dry finish. 5. Rinsing (Optional) Light Water Rinse (optional): If using steam isn’t enough for certain spots, you can lightly rinse those areas with low-pressure water, ensuring it’s away from sensitive components. Blow Dry: Use compressed air to blow away any excess water from crevices and electrical components. This ensures that everything is dry, preventing any electrical issues. 6. Detailing and Finishing Dress Plastic and Rubber Components: Apply a plastic or rubber dressing to hoses, covers, and other non-metal parts to give them a clean, glossy appearance and protect them from cracking.

Mini Valet Exterior: Wheels & Arches Cleaned Pre Washed Snow-Foamed Door Shuts Cleaned Safe Contact Wash Dried With Microfibre Towel Protected With Sealant Windows Cleaned Tyres Dressed Interior: Vacuum Including Boot Dashboard, Plastics & Doors Cleaned Air Freshener Small - £60 Medium - £70 Large car - £80 4x4 - £90

The maintenance package is for recurring customers who book in within 6 weeks of their deep clean. This packages ensures you keep your car looking show room clean and is of a discounted rate. This service will be offered to customers who have had deep clean or ceramic coating packages.