Interior Detailing
Interior detailing involves cleaning the inner parts of a car, RV or boat.
We take a systematic approach to cleaning our customers' car interior. The first step is ensuring we take great pictures of the "before" condition of the vehicle. Our employees also survey the car with the owner by looking at all spots and stains and discuss how much of the stain we will be able to remove.
Once both the customer and the technicians at Obsidian Lux have a good understanding of what the interior will look like, and we are finished, the next thing we do is remove all items into separate bags. The first bag is a garbage bag and then the second bag is for items of value if they were not already taken out.
The technicians will put all the bags in a secured location and when the work is done we return it to the owners so they may choose what they wish to do with it. After all items have been taken out such as the floor mats, valuables, and potential trash, our employees then begin their first initial vacuum process of the floors, seats, and air vents. Then, the technicians work from the bottom up by brushing and shampooing the carpet.
Once our technicians have cleaned the floors, they move towards the floor mats and do the same process. This includes cleaning the dashboards, cupboards, and all surrounding vinyl/rubber and plastic surfaces. Once the technicians finish that process, they then begin cleaning the headliner if necessary.
Once the headliners are done, the technicians begin shampooing and treating the chairs if necessary in order to remove stains. Depending on the interior package you receive, this may vary as our technicians may use an extractor if the clients seats are very dirty. Also, if a client requests a steam cleaning we may use a steamer.
Now that the seats and all of the surfaces from top to bottom have been cleaned, our technicians will then begin applying a final interior dresser with UV protection on all the surfaces. The windows are then cleaned and we will perform a final vacuum to ensure we get as much additional debris as we can get before we take an after picture and video of the work done.
