Best Exterior & Interior Car Detailing in Fairfield, CA

Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) can be used to repair hail damage, dents, and dings. The Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) process restores the surface without needing to replace paint or metals.

No, hail storms are considered a catastrophic event or an act of nature and are covered under Catastrophe Coverage. This type of damage is covered under your comprehensive coverage.

If you bring us an automobile and it needs paint correction, that process could easily be 15 to 30 hours, depending on your expectations as a client. When combined with ceramic coating, prices can balloon upwards of $3000 or more. Depending on the condition of your vehicle prices can range from $500 all the way up to a few thousand dollars depending on what you are looking for. Another factor that plays into the pricing for ceramic coating is the size of your vehicle. For example, a full sized SUV is going to be more expensive than a smaller compact vehicle.

No. Paint correction is used to optimize the paint that is on the car, it does not add any paint. Touch up paint can be performed at an additional charge.

False. Any tool used without proper training and products can produce inadequate results. A rotary polisher can actually produce a deeper shine than a random orbital polisher, but it takes time and skill to accomplish this. A rotary polisher is also much more accurate than a clumsy dual action polisher so we can get into all of the nooks and crannies much better. Thankfully, our paint correction training is extremely comprehensive.