FAQs

We can wash vehicles up to 87″ tall which will accommodate full size vans. Tire width maximum is 12.5″.

No. Waxes used at automatic car washes years ago contained oils. Today’s modern paint protectants contain ingredients such as polymers which will be streak free on glass.

Dirt, greases, pollution, road oil, tar, car fumes, and atmosphere’s pollutants build-up on your vehicle. When the combination of these substances is applied to the windshield and wiper blades, a streaking or smearing effect is noticed.

We recommend one of our automatic protectants be applied at least once every three weeks or every other time you wash your car, whichever comes first.

Yes. During bug season we apply a special bug removing chemical to the front and windshield of your vehicle.

No. Products that remove tar will also remove your wax. There are many do-it yourself products at auto parts stores designed to remove tar. Kerosene will also dissolve tar. All these products need to be thoroughly rinsed off. Professional detail shops offer tar removal service by estimate.

Plastic parts give off a sort of a gas as they age. The newer the car and the hotter the weather the faster you will experience the film on the glass.