Detailing involves the meticulous cleaning, restoration, and protection of vehicles inside and out. At The Detail Guy, we specialize in enhancing your car or boat's appearance through expert interior and exterior treatments. From thorough cleaning to paint correction and protective coatings, we ensure every detail shines.

Preservation of Vehicle Value: Regular professional detailing can significantly preserve the resale value of your car by maintaining its appearance both inside and out.

Deep Cleaning: Professionals have the tools, products, and expertise to thoroughly clean areas of your car that you might miss or cannot clean with standard home equipment.

Protection: Besides cleaning, detailing services often include applying protectants to the interior and exterior, helping to prevent damage from UV rays, spills, and wear and tear.

Expertise and Efficiency: Professional detailers can achieve better results in less time than DIY detailing, identifying and addressing issues like swirl marks, scratches, or upholstery stains.

Regular Washing: Use a pH-neutral shampoo to wash your coated vehicle regularly to prevent dirt and contaminants from bonding to the coating.

Avoid Harsh Chemicals: When cleaning, avoid using harsh chemicals that can degrade the ceramic coating.

Top-Up Products: Consider using a SiO2 (silicon dioxide) infused spray sealant as a maintenance product every few months to "top-up" the coating's hydrophobic properties.

Annual Inspections: Have the coating inspected annually by a professional to ensure it's holding up and to address any issues that might arise.

While both car detailing and car washing involve cleaning a vehicle, they differ significantly in terms of scope and level of attention to detail. Car washing usually focuses on removing dirt and grime from the exterior surfaces, often using automated systems. Car detailing, on the other hand, involves a thorough cleaning of both the interior and exterior, along with processes like waxing, polishing, and restoring the vehicle's surfaces to a like-new condition.

Protection from the Elements: Ceramic coatings provide a strong, protective surface to your car's body, shielding it from UV rays, acid rain, bird droppings, and tree sap which can damage the paint over time.

Ease of Cleaning: The coating's slick surface doesn't allow dirt, brake dust, and tar to stick to your car's paint, wheels, or glass, making it easier to clean.

Enhanced Gloss and Shine: Ceramic coatings can enhance the gloss and shine of your car's paint, giving it a constant "wet look" that is highly appealing.

Cost-Effective: While the initial cost may be high, it can save you money in the long run by reducing the need for frequent wax applications, paint correction, and detailing services.

Exposure: Boats exposed to harsh conditions like saltwater or intense sunlight might need to be waxed more frequently, typically every 3 to 4 months.

Type of Wax: The durability of the wax used can also affect how often you need to apply it. Some marine waxes are designed to last longer, while others may require more frequent applications.

Usage: How often you use your boat and what type of water it's used in (freshwater vs. saltwater) can also dictate how often it needs to be waxed. Less frequent use might mean less frequent waxing.

Personal Preference: Some boat owners wax more frequently for aesthetic reasons, as a well-maintained wax layer can keep the boat looking glossy and new.

Yes, the Detail Guy offers a full-mobile service. We come to your house, office, or marina to make sure you are accommodated to the fullest.

Yes, the Detail Guy is a man of many trades! He can handle almost any small to medium sized fiberglass repair with gel coat respray as well.