Vinyl & rubber care

Every time you park outdoors, you're bombarding your car's vinyl dash with heat and UV radiation. This bakes surface grime into the vinyl's top coat, promotes fading and long term, can cause the vinyl to split and crack.

Vinyl is subject to deterioration from thermal heat (baking grime into the surface), UV radiation (causing fading and cracking), abrasion (sliding in and out of seats) and solvents found in some cleaners and dressings.

A microscopic view of automotive vinyl would show raw PVC (polyvinyl chloride) covered by a thin layer of plastic called the "topcoat". The topcoat is the part of the vinyl you see and can touch. To keep vinyl soft and flexible, manufacturers add agents known as plasticizers to the raw PVC. A major function of the topcoat is to hold in these plasticizers, which otherwise would evaporate as the sun heats them. This is why new cars develop a greasy "vinyl haze" on the inside windshield for the first three to six months.

Our Interior Cleaning Process

Your vehicle will look better than the day when you bought it. We ensure and guarantee that with every detail we perform. Bring back how your interior is suppose to look!