Exterior Detail, the Mint Hill way
Trucks that live outdoors in Mint Hill wear a bonded layer of road film and rural dust that a hose won't touch. The exterior detail decontaminates it chemically, then seals the paint so the next six months of weather rinses off instead of sticking.
Gravel drives are no obstacle: the wheels-first order keeps that grit away from the paint mitts entirely.
How it goes
- Wheels, tires and wells first, so brake-dust grit never touches the paint mitts
- Foam pre-soak dwells while we work, lifting film off the clear coat
- Two-bucket hand wash, then chemical iron and tar decontamination
- Protect: six-month sealant, glass polished, trim and tires dressed