Road salt, tree sap, and everyday grime build up on a vehicle's exterior faster than a regular car wash can keep up with. Our exterior detail goes deeper — a proper wash, decontamination, and finishing work to leave the paint looking its best.
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Exterior Detailing
What's Included
A full exterior detail typically includes a thorough hand wash, wheel and tire cleaning, decontamination to remove embedded contaminants the wash alone won't lift, and a finishing wax or sealant to protect and add shine.
Protecting Your Paint on Long Island
Road salt used during winter, combined with stop-and-go traffic and highway grime, is tough on a vehicle's exterior finish. Regular exterior detailing helps protect the paint and keeps smaller contaminants from causing lasting damage.
Have Deeper Swirls or Scratches?
If your paint has visible swirl marks, light scratches, or oxidation that a wash and wax won't fully address, one-step or two-step paint correction may be a better fit — see our paint correction services for details.
Ready to bring back the shine? Walk in or call ahead to schedule your exterior detail.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between exterior detailing and paint correction?
Exterior detailing is a thorough wash, decontamination, and protective finish. Paint correction is a more involved polishing process aimed at reducing visible swirl marks and scratches in the clear coat. Many vehicles benefit from detailing alone; others need correction first.
How often should I get an exterior detail?
It depends on how the vehicle is used and stored, but many owners have it done every few months, and especially after winter road salt exposure.