Shampooing
Additional ($20 charge for all 3rd row seats)
### 1. Pre-Inspection and Preparation
- Objective: Assess the interior to identify specific areas requiring attention, such as stains, high-traffic areas, and delicate materials.
- Process:
- Inspect for any pre-existing damage, such as wear, tears, or stains.
- Vacuum the entire interior to remove loose dirt and debris.
- Remove floor mats and seat covers (if present) to ensure full access to all surfaces.
### 2. Pre-Treatment of Stains
- Objective: Target and loosen tough stains and spots on upholstery, carpets, and mats.
- Process:
- Apply a specialized pre-treatment spray to stubborn stains and let it sit for a few minutes.
- Lightly agitate the solution with a soft-bristle brush to lift stains without damaging delicate fabrics.
- Use a cloth to blot up any excess product.
### 3. Shampooing Carpets and Floor Mats
- Objective: Deep clean carpets and mats to remove embedded dirt and odors.
- Process:
- Use a high-quality, pH-balanced shampoo specifically formulated for automotive interiors.
- Apply the shampoo with an extractor machine or hand-held brush to penetrate fibers deeply.
- Agitate with a brush to remove trapped dirt.
- Use a hot water extractor to rinse and remove dirt, cleaning solution, and moisture.
### 4. Shampooing Seats and Upholstery
- Objective: Clean seats, whether they’re fabric, leather, or a combination, using appropriate products to protect and maintain the material.
- Process:
- For fabric seats: Apply fabric-safe shampoo and use a brush or extractor to work the solution into the fibers, lifting grime and stains.
- For leather seats: Use a leather cleaner with a soft brush, gently scrubbing to lift dirt without harming the leather. Avoid excess moisture, which can damage leather.
- Rinse and extract the shampoo or cleaner thoroughly, ensuring no residue remains that could attract future dirt.
### 5. Headliner Cleaning
- Objective: Clean the headliner carefully to avoid damaging adhesives or delicate fabric.
- Process:
- Lightly mist the headliner with a gentle upholstery cleaner.
- Spot clean with a microfiber cloth, avoiding over-wetting, which could damage the adhesive backing.
- Blot gently rather than scrubbing, ensuring that the headliner fabric remains intact.
### 6. Ventilation System Cleaning
- Objective: Remove dust and bacteria from the ventilation system for fresher air quality in the cabin.
- Process:
- Use an air compressor or specialized cleaning tool to blow out dust and debris from vents.
- Apply an antibacterial solution to the air vents and circulation system to kill any bacteria and eliminate odors.
### 7. Final Rinse and Extraction
- Objective: Remove all remaining cleaning solutions from the carpet, upholstery, and mats to ensure a fresh, residue-free interior.
- Process:
- Perform a final pass with an extractor, using fresh, warm water to rinse all treated areas.
- Pay special attention to any spots where shampoo residue may remain.
- Blot with microfiber towels if necessary to ensure full removal of cleaning products.
### 8. Drying Process
- Objective: Ensure all interior surfaces are completely dry to prevent mold, mildew, and odors.
- Process:
- Use air movers or fans to accelerate the drying of carpets, mats, and seats.
- Leave doors or windows open if possible to allow airflow.
- Ensure the car remains open until all surfaces are thoroughly dry.
### 9. Leather Conditioning (if applicable)
- Objective: Restore and protect leather seats and trim to maintain their softness and prevent cracking.
- Process:
- Once leather surfaces are dry, apply a high-quality leather conditioner.
- Massage into the leather with a soft cloth, paying attention to seams and folds.
- Allow the conditioner to absorb fully, then buff with a microfiber cloth for a smooth finish.
### 10. Final Detailing and Fragrance Application
- Objective: Add finishing touches to complete the luxury experience.
- Process:
- Wipe down hard surfaces like the dashboard, center console, and door panels.
- Apply a light, long-lasting fragrance to the interior, choosing a scent that complements the luxury environment.
- Inspect the interior for any missed spots or areas needing touch-ups.
This luxury interior shampooing process ensures a pristine, refreshed, and inviting environment for a premium car, tailored to protect high-quality materials and create a lasting impression.
Additional ($20 charge for all 3rd row seats)
### 1. Pre-Inspection and Preparation
- Objective: Assess the interior to identify specific areas requiring attention, such as stains, high-traffic areas, and delicate materials.
- Process:
- Inspect for any pre-existing damage, such as wear, tears, or stains.
- Vacuum the entire interior to remove loose dirt and debris.
- Remove floor mats and seat covers (if present) to ensure full access to all surfaces.
### 2. Pre-Treatment of Stains
- Objective: Target and loosen tough stains and spots on upholstery, carpets, and mats.
- Process:
- Apply a specialized pre-treatment spray to stubborn stains and let it sit for a few minutes.
- Lightly agitate the solution with a soft-bristle brush to lift stains without damaging delicate fabrics.
- Use a cloth to blot up any excess product.
### 3. Shampooing Carpets and Floor Mats
- Objective: Deep clean carpets and mats to remove embedded dirt and odors.
- Process:
- Use a high-quality, pH-balanced shampoo specifically formulated for automotive interiors.
- Apply the shampoo with an extractor machine or hand-held brush to penetrate fibers deeply.
- Agitate with a brush to remove trapped dirt.
- Use a hot water extractor to rinse and remove dirt, cleaning solution, and moisture.
### 4. Shampooing Seats and Upholstery
- Objective: Clean seats, whether they’re fabric, leather, or a combination, using appropriate products to protect and maintain the material.
- Process:
- For fabric seats: Apply fabric-safe shampoo and use a brush or extractor to work the solution into the fibers, lifting grime and stains.
- For leather seats: Use a leather cleaner with a soft brush, gently scrubbing to lift dirt without harming the leather. Avoid excess moisture, which can damage leather.
- Rinse and extract the shampoo or cleaner thoroughly, ensuring no residue remains that could attract future dirt.
### 5. Headliner Cleaning
- Objective: Clean the headliner carefully to avoid damaging adhesives or delicate fabric.
- Process:
- Lightly mist the headliner with a gentle upholstery cleaner.
- Spot clean with a microfiber cloth, avoiding over-wetting, which could damage the adhesive backing.
- Blot gently rather than scrubbing, ensuring that the headliner fabric remains intact.
### 6. Ventilation System Cleaning
- Objective: Remove dust and bacteria from the ventilation system for fresher air quality in the cabin.
- Process:
- Use an air compressor or specialized cleaning tool to blow out dust and debris from vents.
- Apply an antibacterial solution to the air vents and circulation system to kill any bacteria and eliminate odors.
### 7. Final Rinse and Extraction
- Objective: Remove all remaining cleaning solutions from the carpet, upholstery, and mats to ensure a fresh, residue-free interior.
- Process:
- Perform a final pass with an extractor, using fresh, warm water to rinse all treated areas.
- Pay special attention to any spots where shampoo residue may remain.
- Blot with microfiber towels if necessary to ensure full removal of cleaning products.
### 8. Drying Process
- Objective: Ensure all interior surfaces are completely dry to prevent mold, mildew, and odors.
- Process:
- Use air movers or fans to accelerate the drying of carpets, mats, and seats.
- Leave doors or windows open if possible to allow airflow.
- Ensure the car remains open until all surfaces are thoroughly dry.
### 9. Leather Conditioning (if applicable)
- Objective: Restore and protect leather seats and trim to maintain their softness and prevent cracking.
- Process:
- Once leather surfaces are dry, apply a high-quality leather conditioner.
- Massage into the leather with a soft cloth, paying attention to seams and folds.
- Allow the conditioner to absorb fully, then buff with a microfiber cloth for a smooth finish.
### 10. Final Detailing and Fragrance Application
- Objective: Add finishing touches to complete the luxury experience.
- Process:
- Wipe down hard surfaces like the dashboard, center console, and door panels.
- Apply a light, long-lasting fragrance to the interior, choosing a scent that complements the luxury environment.
- Inspect the interior for any missed spots or areas needing touch-ups.
This luxury interior shampooing process ensures a pristine, refreshed, and inviting environment for a premium car, tailored to protect high-quality materials and create a lasting impression.
Additional ($20 charge for all 3rd row seats)
### 1. Pre-Inspection and Preparation
- Objective: Assess the interior to identify specific areas requiring attention, such as stains, high-traffic areas, and delicate materials.
- Process:
- Inspect for any pre-existing damage, such as wear, tears, or stains.
- Vacuum the entire interior to remove loose dirt and debris.
- Remove floor mats and seat covers (if present) to ensure full access to all surfaces.
### 2. Pre-Treatment of Stains
- Objective: Target and loosen tough stains and spots on upholstery, carpets, and mats.
- Process:
- Apply a specialized pre-treatment spray to stubborn stains and let it sit for a few minutes.
- Lightly agitate the solution with a soft-bristle brush to lift stains without damaging delicate fabrics.
- Use a cloth to blot up any excess product.
### 3. Shampooing Carpets and Floor Mats
- Objective: Deep clean carpets and mats to remove embedded dirt and odors.
- Process:
- Use a high-quality, pH-balanced shampoo specifically formulated for automotive interiors.
- Apply the shampoo with an extractor machine or hand-held brush to penetrate fibers deeply.
- Agitate with a brush to remove trapped dirt.
- Use a hot water extractor to rinse and remove dirt, cleaning solution, and moisture.
### 4. Shampooing Seats and Upholstery
- Objective: Clean seats, whether they’re fabric, leather, or a combination, using appropriate products to protect and maintain the material.
- Process:
- For fabric seats: Apply fabric-safe shampoo and use a brush or extractor to work the solution into the fibers, lifting grime and stains.
- For leather seats: Use a leather cleaner with a soft brush, gently scrubbing to lift dirt without harming the leather. Avoid excess moisture, which can damage leather.
- Rinse and extract the shampoo or cleaner thoroughly, ensuring no residue remains that could attract future dirt.
### 5. Headliner Cleaning
- Objective: Clean the headliner carefully to avoid damaging adhesives or delicate fabric.
- Process:
- Lightly mist the headliner with a gentle upholstery cleaner.
- Spot clean with a microfiber cloth, avoiding over-wetting, which could damage the adhesive backing.
- Blot gently rather than scrubbing, ensuring that the headliner fabric remains intact.
### 6. Ventilation System Cleaning
- Objective: Remove dust and bacteria from the ventilation system for fresher air quality in the cabin.
- Process:
- Use an air compressor or specialized cleaning tool to blow out dust and debris from vents.
- Apply an antibacterial solution to the air vents and circulation system to kill any bacteria and eliminate odors.
### 7. Final Rinse and Extraction
- Objective: Remove all remaining cleaning solutions from the carpet, upholstery, and mats to ensure a fresh, residue-free interior.
- Process:
- Perform a final pass with an extractor, using fresh, warm water to rinse all treated areas.
- Pay special attention to any spots where shampoo residue may remain.
- Blot with microfiber towels if necessary to ensure full removal of cleaning products.
### 8. Drying Process
- Objective: Ensure all interior surfaces are completely dry to prevent mold, mildew, and odors.
- Process:
- Use air movers or fans to accelerate the drying of carpets, mats, and seats.
- Leave doors or windows open if possible to allow airflow.
- Ensure the car remains open until all surfaces are thoroughly dry.
### 9. Leather Conditioning (if applicable)
- Objective: Restore and protect leather seats and trim to maintain their softness and prevent cracking.
- Process:
- Once leather surfaces are dry, apply a high-quality leather conditioner.
- Massage into the leather with a soft cloth, paying attention to seams and folds.
- Allow the conditioner to absorb fully, then buff with a microfiber cloth for a smooth finish.
### 10. Final Detailing and Fragrance Application
- Objective: Add finishing touches to complete the luxury experience.
- Process:
- Wipe down hard surfaces like the dashboard, center console, and door panels.
- Apply a light, long-lasting fragrance to the interior, choosing a scent that complements the luxury environment.
- Inspect the interior for any missed spots or areas needing touch-ups.
This luxury interior shampooing process ensures a pristine, refreshed, and inviting environment for a premium car, tailored to protect high-quality materials and create a lasting impression.