Every surface deserves it's own product, and process.
Professional Car Detailing Service
HOW WE SERVE YOU
Our Interior Detail Service is a deep clean for your vehicle’s cabin, covering everything from glass and mirrors to leather reconditioning, carpet shampoo, and UV protection for plastics. We get into every crack and crevice with precision tools, add steam cleaning for tough spots, and offer ozone treatment to remove odors at the source. Every surface receives special attention, leaving your interior fresh, protected, and looking like new.
Our Paint Correction Service restores depth and clarity to your vehicle’s finish by carefully removing swirl marks, light scratches, oxidation, and other imperfections that dull the paint. Using professional polishing techniques and compounds, we refine the surface to bring out a mirror-like gloss while preserving the integrity of your clear coat. Every panel receives focused attention, ensuring a smooth, even shine that enhances both appearance and long-term protection.
Our Wash & Wax Service starts with a careful microfiber hand wash that reaches every curve and hard-to-reach spot, removing dirt without scratching your paint. We then apply a full-coverage wax to protect and enhance your vehicle’s shine, giving it a smooth, glossy finish. The wax layer adds an extra shield against Hawaii’s salty air and harsh UV rays, helping your car stay cleaner, brighter, and better protected for longer.
ABOUT CHRISTIAN
With years of experience in professional detailing and businesses in Arizona, Oregon, and now Hawaii, I’ve built my work around two goals: delivering results that make you fall in love with your vehicle all over again, and creating an enjoyable customer service experience from start to finish. Nothing is more rewarding than hearing a customer say their car looks better than the day they bought it—or that they were ready to sell, but now want to keep it. My focus is on building lasting relationships and helping every drive feel fresh, clean, and enjoyable for years to come.
