At The Detailed Den, we firmly believe that automotive detailing is science as well as art and this philosophy is deeply ingrained into our work. Creating a thriving ecosystem from scratch for high-end car cleaning that suits every budget and prides itself in being amazingly modest in water consumption; we strive to take commercial automobile scouring to the next level.
Automotive Window Tinting
Ultraviolet (UV) radiation could cause significant deterioration to the car interior, making the upholstery, dashboard, and carpet or floor mats of the automobile lose their color and luster faster if the vehicle is left in the sun for an extended period. Fortunately, you could provide the vehicle cabin with superior protection these days simply by improvising tinted windows out of your existing car windows. Automotive window tinting essentially refers to a kind of car detailing procedure where a thin laminated film is applied to the standard glass windows of a vehicle, altering their characteristic transparent appearance to a darker shade along with minimizing exposure to sun glare, heat, and most importantly, harmful UV rays for the driver and the passengers on board.
Brake Caliper Painting
Despite being integral to vehicle aesthetics, brake calipers are often an ignored lot, rarely receiving the kind of care and attention that they genuinely deserve from a car owner. Most automobiles are supplied with factory-fitted unpainted calipers manufactured from cast metal, and hence, they tend to corrode easily. However, painting your brake calipers not only improves their appearance but also safeguards them from corrosion and makes it easier for you to clean them. Automobile caliper painting involves extensive cleaning of brake calipers in the first place by ensuring that they are completely free from uneven surfaces, rust depositions, and filth buildup. However, to minimize your costs and make the entire process less time-consuming, the car calipers are painted without removing them from the vehicle they are fitted to.
Brake Caliper Painting
Despite being integral to vehicle aesthetics, brake calipers are often an ignored lot, rarely receiving the kind of care and attention that they genuinely deserve from a car owner. Most automobiles are supplied with factory-fitted unpainted calipers manufactured from cast metal, and hence, they tend to corrode easily. However, painting your brake calipers not only improves their appearance but also safeguards them from corrosion and makes it easier for you to clean them. Automobile caliper painting involves extensive cleaning of brake calipers in the first place by ensuring that they are completely free from uneven surfaces, rust depositions, and filth buildup. However, to minimize your costs and make the entire process less time-consuming, the car calipers are painted without removing them from the vehicle they are fitted to.
Automotive Ceramic Coating
Also known as ceramic glass, automotive paintwork-protection coating, car glass coating, ceramic glass, nano-ceramic coating, and liquid glass, automobile ceramic coating is essentially a (silicon dioxide) silica-based nano-coating that helps in improving the resiliency of your vehicle body color. Being immune to adverse weather conditions as well as exposure to ultraviolet light, resistant to extreme temperature variations, hydrophobic, and hard, it is indeed the best choice that money could buy for the majority of today’s car owners when it comes to taking good care of their automobile exterior. Equipping your vehicle with a ceramic coating not only makes the exterior of your car appear glossy but also adds a self-healing surface on its top, thus, allowing you to subscribe to a less-frequent cleaning regimen.
Car Paint Protection Film
Also known as a car clear bra (CCB), a paint protection film (PPF) happens to be one of the most groundbreaking and contemporary strides in vehicle surface protection. It essentially refers to a thermoplastic polyurethane coating applied over the paintwork of a vehicle to safeguard it from the damages caused by splattered insects, tar, salt, sand, pebbles, stone chips, and other road debris. Another key benefit of equipping your automobile with a PPF is that it helps sell your car for a substantial resale value by significantly increasing its longevity and allowing it to remain in mint condition even after several years of driving. Since CCBs are purpose-manufactured to be translucent, they will not degrade the appearance of a vehicle, but enhance its looks instead.
Car Paint Protection Film
Also known as a car clear bra (CCB), a paint protection film (PPF) happens to be one of the most groundbreaking and contemporary strides in vehicle surface protection. It essentially refers to a thermoplastic polyurethane coating applied over the paintwork of a vehicle to safeguard it from the damages caused by splattered insects, tar, salt, sand, pebbles, stone chips, and other road debris. Another key benefit of equipping your automobile with a PPF is that it helps sell your car for a substantial resale value by significantly increasing its longevity and allowing it to remain in mint condition even after several years of driving. Since CCBs are purpose-manufactured to be translucent, they will not degrade the appearance of a vehicle, but enhance its looks instead.
Automotive Powder Coating
From tuners to alter the monotonous appearance of their valve covers and automotive (brake) calipers with a splash of color to racers to extend the durability of the exposed metal on their roll cages and undercarriages, powder coating continues to play a pivotal role in the present-day automobile industry. It is essentially a kind of electrochemical treatment that not only helps delay rusting in vehicles but also safeguards them from the adverse effects of corrosion, pitting, and pollutant build-up over time. However, when it comes to powder coating the various components of your car, it is its wheels that should be taken good care of and more frequently. Powder coating your wheels periodically provides them with an unparalleled level of protection against abrasive chemicals, road filth, brake dust, heat, surface scratches, stone chips, and other potentially hazardous elements.
Car Vinyl Wraps
Often employed to tweak the exterior color of a vehicle (or highlight certain sections of it) and safeguard its paintwork, automotive wraps are essentially wafer-thin sheets of vinyl chloride. When it comes to changing the car body color, they offer a much better choice when you simply do not have any time, energy, and/or financial resources to consider traditional means, such as visiting a local workshop for a paint job. Best installed by car detailing companies, the present generation of automotive vinyl films boasts myriad designs and is expected to last as long as five to seven years. For instance, Series 1080 by 3M comes in over eight dozen of colors and umpteen textures, including gloss, satin, matte, carbon fiber, and brushed.
Car Vinyl Wraps
Often employed to tweak the exterior color of a vehicle (or highlight certain sections of it) and safeguard its paintwork, automotive wraps are essentially wafer-thin sheets of vinyl chloride. When it comes to changing the car body color, they offer a much better choice when you simply do not have any time, energy, and/or financial resources to consider traditional means, such as visiting a local workshop for a paint job. Best installed by car detailing companies, the present generation of automotive vinyl films boasts myriad designs and is expected to last as long as five to seven years. For instance, Series 1080 by 3M comes in over eight dozen of colors and umpteen textures, including gloss, satin, matte, carbon fiber, and brushed.
Plasti Dip
Frequently employed for car paintwork protection and being nearly as effective as a vinyl wrap albeit costing a trifle of the price of the latter, Plasti Dip is a synthetic rubberized coating manufactured by Performix. Widely available in ease-to-use containers for do-it-yourself jobs and as application services provided by automotive detailing outlets, it is an ideal alternative for those who simply cannot afford or do not want to opt for the de facto and much expensive, vinyl chloride lamination for their vehicles. The astounding selection of bespoke hues and premixed colors offered by Plasti Dip makes it a nifty and exceptionally versatile resource to change the exterior color of your automobile without the hassles of a conventional car-painting job.
