We're not just about washing your car! With our mobile professional detailing services, we take on the tedious task of restoring pride in your vehicle back to like new condition. From car wash & clay bar treatments to even implementing a single-stage polish if needed, we've got everything under control so that no stone is left unturned during this process.

Thomas Detailing knows what they’re doing when it comes to interior detailing. They have a package that covers everything, taking care of the sensitive nature inside your car by using techniques like shampooing and stain removal while protecting leather from those same damaging UV rays on its exterior!

Auto detailing is important for several reasons, including:

1. Protects your investment: Regular auto detailing helps protect your investment by removing contaminants that can cause damage to your car's paint and other surfaces.
2. Increases Resale Value: A well-maintained vehicle that has been regularly detailed will have a higher resale value compared to one that has been neglected.
3. Enhances Aesthetics: Auto detailing enhances the appearance of your vehicle, making it look brand new again.
4. Improves Performance: Auto detailing services can also help improve the performance of your vehicle by removing dirt and grime from the engine and other mechanical components.

There are several types of auto detailing services available, including:

1. Exterior Detailing: This type of detailing involves cleaning and restoring the exterior of a vehicle, including the paint, chrome, wheels, and tires.
2. Interior Detailing: This type of detailing involves cleaning and restoring the interior of a vehicle, including the upholstery, dashboard, and floor mats.
3. Engine Detailing: Engine detailing involves thoroughly cleaning the engine and its components, including the battery, belts, hoses, and other mechanical parts.
4. Paint Correction: This type of detailing involves repairing minor paint damage and restoring the original shine and luster of the paint.
5. Coating and Polishing: Coating and polishing are two important steps in auto detailing that help protect the paint and other surfaces of a vehicle, as well as enhance its shine and luster.

Paint correction is a process used to restore the appearance of a vehicle's paintwork to its original condition. This process involves removing surface imperfections, such as swirl marks, scratches, and oxidation, to achieve a high gloss finish.

Paint correction is a specialized process that should only be performed by a professional with experience and training in the process. Improper techniques can cause additional damage to the paintwork, making the problem worse instead of better.

In conclusion, paint correction is an important process for restoring the appearance of a vehicle's paintwork to its original condition. It should be performed by a professional using specialized techniques, products, and equipment to achieve the best results. Not only does it improve the appearance of a vehicle, but it also helps to protect the paintwork and increase its resale value.

There are several methods used for paint correction, including machine polishing, wet sanding, and chemical correction. The method used will depend on the severity of the imperfections and the condition of the paintwork.

Machine polishing is the most common method used for paint correction. It involves using a specialized machine, such as a rotary polisher or dual-action polisher, along with a range of polishing compounds and pads. These machines and products work together to remove the imperfections by gently abrading the surface of the paint.

Wet sanding is a more aggressive form of paint correction that involves sanding the surface of the paint with a fine-grit sandpaper. This method is typically used for removing deep scratches and other severe imperfections.

Chemical correction involves using specialized products, such as paint cleaners, to remove imperfections. These products are typically applied by hand and can be used to remove a range of surface imperfections, including oxidation and water spots.

Ceramic coatings are thin layers of ceramic material that are applied to the surface of an object. Ceramic coatings have a wide range of applications, from protecting tools from wear and tear to insulating electronic devices. Ceramic coatings are typically made from inorganic materials, such as silicon dioxide or aluminum oxide.

When applied to a surface, ceramic coatings create a barrier that is resistant to scratches, chemicals, and heat. Ceramic coatings can also improve the appearance of an object by creating a glossy finish. In recent years, ceramic coatings have become increasingly popular in the automotive industry. Ceramic coatings can be applied to the paint of a car, creating a durable barrier that is resistant to scratches and UV light. Ceramic-coated cars are also easier to clean and maintain than traditional vehicles.

It takes 10–12 hours to install a ceramic coating. Ceramic coatings are a type of paint coating that apply to the exterior or interior of a vehicle. Ceramic coatings are harder than traditional paint coatings and provide better protection against scratches, UV rays, and dirt. Ceramic coatings are more expensive than traditional paint coatings. The high cost of ceramic coatings is due to the investment you put into maintaining your car.

This is an investment that will pay off for years to come. Ceramic coatings last longer than traditional paint coatings and keep your car looking newer for longer.

The bond between a ceramic coating and your paint is strong enough to stand up to towels and light abrasions—far better than conventional wax—but if you run your coated car through a dirty-brush automatic car wash, you're rinsing $3000 down the drain. A ceramic coating isn't a Star Trek shield that can repel all damage. It's a sacrificial barrier that will give itself up to protect your paint.

It's also not a healing product like a polishing compound. While promotional images show immaculate ceramic-coated cars with swirl-free paint. This layer protects the clear coat from contaminants and scratches. The thickness of the coating gives you a beautiful, deep gloss. The hardness gives you long-lasting protection.

However, there are many things that ceramic coatings are not. First and foremost, they are not a substitute for regular washing and care. Ceramic coatings need to be properly maintained in order to continue to be effective. Additionally, they are not impervious to damage. Ceramic coatings can be scratched or chipped if hit by debris, and they will not prevent denting or other types of physical damage. Finally, ceramic coatings are not a permanent solution. They will eventually break down and need to be reapplied in order to maintain their effectiveness. While ceramic coatings have many benefits, it is important to be aware of their limitations.

Ceramic coatings will not make your car's paint job completely immune to damage. If your car's paint is already damaged, a ceramic coating will not be able to repair it. Additionally, ceramic coatings cannot prevent underbody rust or frame damage. If your car is already rusting or has frame damage, a ceramic coating will not be able to stop the process. Finally, ceramic coatings cannot make your car's paint job completely scratch-resistant. While a ceramic coating can help to resist scratching, it is not 100% effective.  If you're not sure whether a ceramic coating is right for your car, be sure to consult with us.