Best Exterior & Interior Car Detailing in Costa Mesa, CA

Fallout is made up of airborne pollutants from all sorts of industrial pollution, including exhaust from industrial ventilation systems, aircraft fumes, and diesel fuel systems. These particles then float up into the air and bond together; once they get too heavy, they fall from the air and etch into the clear coat.

Swirls are caused by either improper buffing equipment or techniques. This is frequent in the "Do-It-Yourselfer" or at the mass car washes where the towels are used over and over. Darker vehicles show the swirls more than the lighter colors due to the more intense reflection of light off of darker colors. Our staff is factory trained by product representatives to ensure quality work and to prevent these issues from occurring.

A 2-3 stage buffing/polishing/glazing process can usually eliminate the swirl marks. Sometimes the swirls will be too deeply embedded in the clear coat, requiring color sanding to remove. This involves light sanding of your paint with a very fine sand paper before polishing it out. If you wish to avoid this extreme, the swirls can be maintained by frequent waxing, which will fill them in over time.

These are tiny scratches in the clear coat or paint surface that do not go all the way through. Surface scratches are caused by a variety of things, including rubbing up against the surface of your car with anything sharp or abrasive, dragging things across your car's surface (boxes, briefcases, shopping carts, bicycles, etc.), or from your kids playing around the car.

This law states that you may tint your rear side windows and the back window as dark or light as you want, provided you have a rear view mirror on both sides of your vehicle. Your front driver and passenger door windows must have a minimum of 70% visible light transmission (VLT) with or without film.