Your questions, answered
Everything we're asked most about mobile detailing, ceramic coating, paint correction, and booking — all in one place.
Cost, deposits, and scheduling
How booking works, what a deposit does, and the best time to get on the schedule.
Yes — a 5% deposit secures your appointment when you book online through our scheduling portal.
Availability changes week to week, and mobile routes fill up fastest. Booking a week or more ahead gives you the best choice of days and times.
Yes. Contact us as early as you can and we'll move your appointment to a new time that works for you.
Yes. Gift cards are available through our online shop and can be put toward any service, including ceramic coating and paint correction.
Detailing at your location
Weather, access, vehicle sizes, and the harder jobs — what to expect when we come to you.
Light weather usually isn't a problem, but if conditions aren't suitable for the work, we'll reach out and reschedule you to the next available time.
We work year-round, but cold-weather mobile appointments depend on temperature and safe conditions at your location. If it's too cold to do the job properly, we'll tell you and find a better day.
Yes. Apartment lots, office garages, and covered parking all work as long as there's room to work safely around your vehicle. Let us know your location when you book so we can plan for it.
Yes — pet hair, spills, and odors are some of the most common things customers ask us to fix. Vacuuming, steam, and shampooing handle most of it. Heavy pet hair or deep odors take extra time, so mention it when you book.
Pricing is confirmed at booking based on your vehicle's size and condition. A vehicle with heavy buildup takes significantly longer to bring back, so we quote it accurately up front instead of surprising you at the end.
Yes — pickups, three-row SUVs, and dually trucks are a big part of what we do. Note your vehicle when you book so we schedule enough time.
Yes, we detail motorcycles along with cars, trucks, and SUVs. If you have a boat, RV, or something less common, reach out and we'll tell you honestly whether we can take it on.
Coating care and expectations
Washing, curing, products, and how to tell your coating is still doing its job.
Plan on roughly four hours for a coating without paint correction, and about six hours with full correction. Curing is critical, so we confirm drop-off and pickup timing when you book.
Yes, and it's one of the best times to do it. New paint is clean and defect-free, so coating it early locks in that finish and makes it far easier to keep looking new.
Keep the vehicle dry and skip washing for the first week while the coating fully cures. After that, hand wash with a pH-neutral soap and avoid automatic brush washes and harsh chemicals.
We install Gtechniq ceramic coatings — a professional-grade, accredited line — rather than off-the-shelf sprays or DIY products. That's the difference between a coating that lasts and one that fades in a few months.
You'll see it. Water beads tightly and sheets off, and dirt releases far more easily. If water stops beading or the surface starts to feel rough, a maintenance service can bring the performance back.
What correction can and can't fix
How to tell if you need it, whether it's safe, and the damage it won't repair.
Look at your paint in direct sunlight or under a bright light. Fine circular swirl marks, a dull haze, water spots, or light scratches all mean correction will make a visible difference.
Yes, when it's done properly. Correction removes a small amount of clear coat, so we measure paint thickness first and stay within safe limits. We'd rather improve your finish conservatively than risk your paint.
No — and no one honestly can. Peeling or failing clear coat, and scratches that reach primer or bare metal, are damage to the paint itself rather than defects sitting on top of it. Those need repainting. What correction does fix is everything else: swirls, haze, oxidation, and light scratches.
It depends on the level of correction and the condition of your paint. A single-stage enhancement is a few hours, while a multi-stage correction takes longer. We confirm timing after inspecting your paint.
Where we work and who we work with
Coverage across Johnson County and the Kansas City metro, plus workplace and fleet requests.
We serve Johnson County and the Kansas City metro — including Lenexa, Overland Park, Olathe, and Kansas City — plus surrounding areas. Not sure if you're in range? Call or text us and we'll confirm.
Yes — workplace detailing is one of our most popular options. Book a time that fits your workday and we'll handle your vehicle at your office or parking lot while you work.
We can accommodate multiple vehicles for businesses and fleets. Reach out with your vehicle count and we'll put together a plan and pricing.
Didn't find your answer?
Call or text us and we'll give you a straight answer about your vehicle, your paint, and what it actually needs.