Exterior detailing · Wilmington
Exterior detailing that respects the paint it is working on.
A staged wash of the body, glass, wheel faces, tyres, and the trim lines between panels. What the paint presents — and what it will not — is explained rather than promised away.
Personal quote · Appointment confirmed after review
Foam stage on a residential driveway.
Panel gaps and trim, front three-quarter.
Wheel arch, fender edge, and gloss black alloy.
Included in scope
- Body panels washed and rinsed in stages
- Wheel faces, tyres, and arch edges
- Exterior glass and mirror housings
- Trim, grille, and panel gaps
- A final inspection pass in daylight
What changes the quote
- Vehicle size, height, and roof access
- How much road film, sap, or insect deposit is present
- Wheel design and how tight the spokes are
- Existing paint condition, including swirls and stone chips
- Shade and space available at the vehicle
Worth knowing
- Paint correction, machine polishing, and coatings are not sold here unless confirmed for your vehicle.
- Stone chips, scratches, and clear-coat failure are not removed by washing.
- No dirt-removal or gloss result is simulated — the photographs show vehicles as photographed.
- Direct sun, wind, or rain can change what is sensible on a given day.
Preparation & site
What the visit needs from you.
Before the visit
- Remove anything you do not want wet or moved from the exterior.
- Note tight parking, low branches, or a garage the vehicle sits under.
- Say whether the space stays clear for the whole visit.
At the vehicle
- The work happens where the vehicle is parked, not at a drop-off site.
- Describe shade and surface — concrete, asphalt, gravel.
- Send the ZIP or location so coverage is confirmed before booking.
- Access requirements are settled with the quote rather than assumed here.
Fastest way to a quote
Describe the paint. Get an honest exterior scope.
Size, condition, and where the vehicle sits are what the quote is built from. No public pricing, no invented protection packages.