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- Winter Protection Sale: Salt is destroying your car. Stop it now.
We restore paint to its best. Our correction process removes swirls, scratches, and oxidation so the true depth and clarity of your finish shines through.
Select the perfect level of care for your vehicle. From essential maintenance to complete restoration, we have a package to suit your needs.
CA$179.00
Our Interior Detailing Service is crafted to restore, refresh, and transform your vehicle’s cabin, ensuring it feels as close to new as possible. It’s better than new condition. Whether your car needs light upkeep or a deep, full restoration, we take a first-time, done-right approach to interior detailing—because every detail matters.
What’s’ included in the interior detail? Everything you would expect to make your interior looking as good as new.
Complete vacuuming of seats, carpets, mats. All surfaces cleaned. Leather deep cleaned. Steam cleaning and air compressor used where required. Windows are left streak-free.
Salt stains, carpet stains, seat stains? Upholstery Steam and Extraction +$30
*included in Bronze, Silver, and Gold Package for no additional fee
Price determined by the detailer.
Select the perfect level of care for your vehicle. From essential maintenance to complete restoration, we have a package to suit your needs.
Pick your service and package, get a same-day quote, and lock in a time for us to come to you.
We text when en route, meet you on-site, note any focus areas, and prep the workspace (driveway/parking spot).
We arrive on time, set up neatly, and complete your service as quoted—add-ons only with your approval, while keeping your space tidy.
Paint correction is the process of machine polishing your vehicle’s paint to remove swirl marks, scratches, and oxidation. It restores depth and clarity, making the surface look smooth and reflective again.
If you see spider-webbing swirls under bright light, or dull spots where the paint has lost its shine, correction will make a noticeable difference. It’s common after years of automatic washes or poor maintenance.
No. Wax simply adds a temporary layer of gloss and protection. Paint correction physically removes defects in the clear coat, permanently improving how the paint looks.
Very little material is removed. A skilled technician safely polishes just enough clear coat to level out imperfections without compromising durability.
No. Deep scratches that cut into the base coat may not fully disappear, but most surface marks and swirls can be corrected or greatly reduced.
You’ll see a dramatic improvement in gloss and clarity. Light scratches and swirls will vanish, making the paint look freshly restored.
Yes. A cleaner, glossier finish improves curb appeal and resale value. Many buyers see well-maintained paint as proof the car was cared for overall.
In many cases, yes. It won’t change the paint color, but it can bring back depth and shine close to factory condition.
The finish can last for years if properly maintained, but new scratches or swirls may appear over time. Pairing correction with ceramic coating or waxing helps preserve the results.
Yes, in many cases. If the fading is from oxidation in the clear coat, polishing will restore clarity. If the paint itself is damaged, results may be limited.
It depends on the level. A 1-step can take 4–6 hours, while a multi-stage correction may require 1–2 full days.
We start with a thorough wash and decontamination, then polish the paint in stages with professional machines and compounds until the surface is leveled.
Not completely. We carefully polish only the top microns of clear coat to remove scratches and defects, leaving plenty of protection intact.
Yes, since Fine Details is a mobile service. As long as there’s space and power available, we can complete correction on-site.
Yes. Badges, trim, and delicate areas are taped to prevent polish residue and ensure a clean finish.
Use a two-bucket hand wash with quality mitts and microfiber towels. Avoid automatic car washes that use brushes.
Yes, some form of protection is recommended to lock in the results — whether that’s wax, sealant, or a ceramic coating.
Every two weeks is ideal. Regular gentle washing keeps the paint free of dirt and helps preserve the corrected finish.
Touchless washes are safer than brush washes, but they don’t clean as thoroughly. Hand washing is always best for long-term results.
You can add protection immediately after correction, and we often recommend it the same day for best results.
Level 1 is a single polishing stage that removes light swirls and boosts gloss. Level 2 uses multiple stages to remove deeper defects and deliver a sharper finish.
If your paint is in fairly good condition with only minor marks, Level 1 is a quick and cost-effective refresh.
If your paint has visible swirls, heavier scratches, or dullness, Level 2 is recommended for a full transformation.
Some vehicles with severe defects may need an advanced multi-stage correction. This is usually quoted case by case after inspection.
No. The right level depends on your vehicle’s condition, age, and your goals. We’ll help recommend the right option during inspection.
