What sets us apart is our meticulous attention to detail, starting with our tried-and-true two-bucket hand wash method. Here's why it's the preferred choice for car owners:

• Thorough Cleaning: Our process begins with a thorough rinse to remove loose dirt and debris, ensuring a clean canvas for the wash.
  

• Dual Bucket System: We use two separate buckets—one filled with premium car wash soap and water with a grit guard, and the other with clean water and a grit guard for rinsing. This prevents dirt and grit from being transferred back onto your car's surface, minimizing the risk of scratches and swirl marks.
  

• Methodical Approach: Our skilled technicians work methodically, washing one section at a time with a plush wash mitt, ensuring every inch of your vehicle receives the attention it deserves.
  

• Gentle Rinse: After each section is washed, we rinse it thoroughly to remove soap residue and dirt, leaving behind a spotless finish.
  

• Finishing Touch: To complete the process, we gently dry your vehicle using soft, lint-free microfiber towels, leaving it gleaming without water spots.
  

• Experience the difference with our Two-Bucket Hand Wash service. Book your appointment today and let us elevate your car care routine to new heights of excellence.

• DECONTAMINATION WASH

• A decontamination wash, also known as a decon wash, is a thorough cleaning process designed to remove embedded contaminants from the surface of your vehicle's paintwork. These contaminants include things like industrial fallout, tar, road grime, brake dust, rust spots and other pollutants that can bond to the paint surface over time and create a rough texture.
  

• The decontamination wash typically involves several steps:
  

• 1. Pre-wash Rinse: This step involves rinsing the vehicle thoroughly to remove loose dirt and debris. This helps prevent scratching the paint during the subsequent washing steps.
  

• 2. Application of Iron Remover: Iron removers are products designed to dissolve iron particles that have bonded to the paint surface. These particles often come from brake dust and can cause rust spots if left untreated. The iron remover is sprayed onto the paint and allowed to dwell for a few minutes, during which it reacts with the iron particles and changes color as it dissolves them.
  

• 3. Clay Bar Treatment: After the iron remover has been rinsed off, a clay bar is used to further decontaminate the paint surface. The clay bar is gently rubbed across the paint, picking up any remaining embedded contaminants that were not removed by the iron remover. This step leaves the paint feeling smooth and free of contaminants.
  

• 4. Final Wash: Once the clay bar treatment is complete, the vehicle is given a final wash to remove any remaining residue from the iron remover and clay bar. A pH-neutral car wash soap is typically used for this step to ensure that the paint is thoroughly cleaned without stripping any protective wax or sealant.
  

• 5. Drying and Inspection: Finally, the vehicle is dried using a soft microfiber towel or drying aid to prevent water spots, and then inspected to ensure that the paint surface is clean and smooth.
  

• A decontamination wash is an important step in maintaining the appearance and longevity of your vehicle's paintwork. By removing embedded contaminants, it helps restore the smoothness of the paint surface and prepares it for polishing, Paint Protection Film, or ceramic coatings.