The frequency of detailing depends on the type of vehicle and the environment in which it operates. A vehicle that is operated in an urban area will need more frequent detailing than a vehicle that is only used for occasional trips on rural roads.

The average frequency of detail cleaning ranges from once every two years to once every six months, depending on the type of material and how much time your car spends on the road.

Mobile car detailing is a cleaning process that takes place inside and outside of the vehicle. The process includes washing, vacuuming, shampooing, hand-drying and polishing.

The process begins with an inspection of the vehicle, which includes checking for scratches, nicks, and other imperfections in the paint. The technician will then wash and dry the car, removing any dirt or debris from it. Next, they will use a clay bar to remove any contaminants from the paint surface before using a polish to restore shine to the vehicle. Finally, they will apply wax & polish along with other protectants to help seal in shine and protect against environmental damage.

Yes, Car detailing is good for your car because it will help keep your paint looking new, protect the interior and give you peace of mind that your car is in a good shape.

The time it takes to get your car detailed depends on the type of detailing you opt for. For example, if you want a basic wash and vacuum, then it will take about an hour. If you want full detail with clay bar treatment and paint correction, then it will take about four hours.