The Table.
Five elements, each one real chemistry. Every car is looked at first, then we recommend only what it needs. For cars and motorcycles.
Interior & exterior washing
The foundation of everything else. Snow foam lifts the dirt before anything touches the paint, then a thorough rinse and a careful dry. Inside, the cabin gets the same attention.
- Chemistry
H2O + surfactantSurfactants surround dirt and lift it off the surface, so it rinses away instead of dragging across the paint. - Best forRegular care, and the first step before any polishing or coating.
Interior shampoo
Seats, carpets and mats are shampooed to lift what a vacuum leaves behind: spills, stains and the everyday smell a cabin picks up over time.
- Chemistry
C12H25NaO4SCleaning agents like this break the bond between soil and fibre, so it can be extracted rather than pushed deeper. - Best forStained fabric, family cars, or a cabin that needs resetting.
Paint correction
Machine polishing removes swirl marks and light scratches from the clear coat, so the paint stops scattering light and starts reflecting it. This is where the depth and gloss come back.
- Chemistry
Al2O3Fine aluminium oxide abrasives level the clear coat, taking away the edges that scatter light. - Best forDull paint, wash marks, or a car about to be coated.
Headlight polishing
Yellowed or hazy lenses are polished back to clear. The car looks younger straight away, and the light gets through the lens the way it was meant to.
- Chemistry
(C16H14O3)nModern lenses are polycarbonate. Sunlight degrades the surface into yellow haze, and polishing removes that damaged layer. - Best forFaded lenses, and cars that look older than they are.
Ceramic coating
A hard, glossy layer bonded to the paint. Water beads off, dirt lets go more easily and the finish keeps its shine between washes. Best applied straight after correction, so it seals in a perfect surface.
- Chemistry
SiO2Silicon dioxide cures into a thin, glassy film that bonds to the clear coat. - Best forNew cars, freshly corrected paint, and anything you want to keep that way.
Not sure what it needs?
Send us a photo of the car and we will tell you.