Detailing question
Should I get a detail before buying a used car?
A pre-purchase detail-style inspection (no actual cleaning) reveals what a dealer prep job hid.
A pre-purchase detail-style inspection (no actual cleaning) reveals what a dealer prep job hid. Detailers spot: paint repair from collision (different texture under polish), water damage (interior fabric staining patterns), flood titles (corrosion under carpet), and odor coverups (heavy ozone or perfume residue). Most pros charge for the inspection. Saves thousands on a bad car.
What customers say
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★★★★★
The whole experience was exceptional. They did a great job of communicating from time of us setting up the appointment. They basically made the car look brand new and I couldn't recommend them enough. They did a great job.
David L. · Raleigh -
★★★★★
Had my wife's car detailed as a gift and she is blown away by how good her car looks (and smells) now! Our toddler had made some pretty serious surface scratches on the driver side and the crew at Mobile…
Devin B. · Raleigh -
★★★★★
The detailer is an extremely upfront and honest man. He told me he couldn't help me with my issue and instead of shutting me down, he made multiple suggestions of competitors who might be able to. I will use him…
Edward B. · Raleigh
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