Wash And Wax, Add Shine And Protection To Your Paint
A simple and efficient way to protect, and add shine to your vehicle
Make Your Paint Pop and Protect It Against The Crazy, and Constantly Changing Weather in Rochester
When was the last time you waxed your car? Has it been a few months or even a few years?
Maybe you just purchased a new vehicle and want to make sure your paint gets cleaned and protected for winter time.
If so, then a wash and wax is a great option for you. Not only will you see a big difference in the appearance, but you’ll be able to feel the smoothness and slickness of the paint once we’re done with the service.
What does the Wash and Wax give you?
Our Wash and Wax Process:
Vehicle will be thoroughly rinsed with power washer to get off the base layer of grime.
Vehicle will be washed thoroughly with wash mit.
Decontamination of the entire vehicle (removing any bugs, debris, dirt, or brake dust off of the paint)
Vehicle will be clay barred (getting any dirt and debris that is embedded in the paint removed, makes paint feel very smooth)
Brake dust will be completely removed from rims.
Tires will be scrubbed thoroughly to get off any embedded dirt and debris.
Paint sealant/wax will be applied to vehicle to ensure protection lasting months.
Affordable Pricing
Car/SUV
$75-$100
Truck
$100-$135
Wash and Wax FAQs
Do you come to me?
Yes, we’re mobile-based so we’d clean clean the interior at your home, apartment, or work location.
What kind of wax do you use?
We have a few brands we use like Meguiar’s, Chemical Guys, and Griots Garage. So it comes down to what we’re working on and what we decide is best fitting.
How long will the wax last?
It’s all depends how you store your car. If it’s garaged at work and at home 80% of the time, then it can last between four to six months. If you have your car sitting out in the sun, cold, and rain 100% of the time, then maybe you can get three months out of it.
Do you need access to water?
If we’re working at your home location, then if possible, we’ll use the water spigot you have.
Does this remove scratches from my paint?
Applying a wax will hide the micro-light swirls and scratches in your paint. They’re essentially “filled in” with the wax which creates more shine. So technically it does hide the reallllly light scratches, but it does not actually remove any of them.