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Simple, Texas Premier Auto Detailing

Onsite mobile auto detailing is a service where professional detailers come to your location, such as your home or workplace, equipped with all the necessary tools and products to clean and detail your vehicle.

We are completely Mobile and do not require water or power as we have our own water tank and power generator.

We request that you have a designated parking area with enough space for them to work efficiently. It's also helpful if you can remove personal belongings from your vehicle beforehand.

Payment methods includes cash , credit cards & digital payment apps such as Venmo, Cash App so verify which method works best beforehand .

Services include interior and exterior cleaning, ceramic coatings, paint correction, and paint protection film

You can schedule an appointment by contacting us directly through their website, phone, or email.

Fort Worth/Dallas (682) 309-7471

Houston - (832) 510-9858

A Full Detail is recommended every 6 months for the average customer. There are multiple variables to consider when making this decision.

-If you have children, it may be beneficial to get a Full Detail every 3 months as there can be a large build up of bacteria in the car. Stains and food crumbs tend to build up when children are in the vehicle.

-If you work out of your vehicle

-If you travel frequently.

-If you have pets in your vehicle frequently.

-If your vehicle collects sap or pollen from Trees.

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A Full Interior & Exterior Detail will typically take 2 1/2 - 4 hours depending on the size and work that is needed for the vehicle.

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A basic detail will typically take 1-2 hours depending on the size of the vehicle.

Yes, professional mobile detailers can provide services to clean and protect the engine bay, removing dirt, grime, and adding protective coatings to preserve its appearance.

We recommend a basic interior and exterior at least once per month. This will ensure the inside of the vehicle doesn't get build up in the cracks and crevices. Carpets will stay cleaner and smell fresh. Door jams build up the fastest so it is important to maintain them once per month to prevent stains in the door jam paint. Bug and road containment removal will prevent damage to the clear coat in the paint as well as make it easier to see when driving.

Some mobile detailers offer paint correction services that involve polishing away light scratches or swirl marks to restore the paints appearance.

Yes, many mobile detailers offer waterless or eco-friendly cleaning options that use biodegradable products with minimal water usage.

As long as professional-grade products are used by certified detailers following manufacturer guidelines for care (e.g., avoiding harsh chemicals), it should not void any warranties related to the vehicle's appearance.

Mobile detailing offers convenience by coming to your location, saves time as it eliminates the need for travel, provides personalized attention to your vehicle, and often uses higher quality products than traditional car washes.

Running your car through an automatic car wash occasionally is generally safe, but frequent use may have some long-term negative effects on your vehicle. These could include:

1. Scratches and Swirl Marks: Automatic car washes can cause scratches and swirl marks on your paint due to the brushes and cleaning materials used in the process.

2. Paint Damage: Harsh detergents, abrasive materials, or improper washing techniques in automatic car washes can damage the paint over time.

3. Damage to Exterior Parts: The high-pressure water jets and mechanical components of automatic car washes can potentially damage external parts such as mirrors, antennas, or moldings.

4. Corrosion: If an automatic car wash does not adequately rinse off all soap and chemicals, it may lead to corrosion over time.

5. Damage to Undercarriage: Some automatic car washes use harsh chemicals or excessive pressure that could harm the undercarriage of your vehicle if not properly maintained.

To minimize these potential negative effects, consider using touchless or brushless automatic car washes with gentle detergents and no abrasive materials whenever possible. Additionally, handwashing your vehicle periodically using proper techniques can help maintain its appearance and reduce potential long-term damage.

Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer that is applied to the exterior of a vehicle to act as a protective layer. It chemically bonds with the vehicle's factory paint, creating a semi-permanent and invisible barrier.

Imagine ceramic coating as a shield for your car's paint. It's like applying a super strong and invisible layer of protection that helps keep your car looking shiny and new. This coating can help prevent scratches, UV damage, and other environmental hazards from damaging your paint. It also makes washing your car easier and helps maintain that showroom-like finish for longer. It's a great investment to keep your car looking its best for years to come

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Ceramic coatings offer better durability, lasting up to several years, while traditional waxes and sealants typically last months before needing reapplication.

Yes, ceramic coatings can be applied to glass surfaces as well. Ceramic coatings designed for automotive use are often suitable for application on glass windows and windshields. When applied to glass, ceramic coatings can provide benefits such as improved water repellency, increased resistance to water spots, easier cleaning, and enhanced clarity.

Yes, you can ceramic coat wheels. Ceramic coatings can be applied to various surfaces on a vehicle, including wheels. When ceramic coating is applied to wheels, it can provide several benefits such as:

Protection against brake dust and road grime buildup.

Easier cleaning and maintenance of the wheels.

Increased resistance to harsh chemicals and environmental contaminants.

Enhanced gloss and shine of the wheels.

Applying a ceramic coating to your wheels can help keep them looking clean and new for longer periods, as well as make maintenance easier.

Most coatings require about 24 -48 hours after initial application before exposing them harsh weather conditions so plan accordingly

While they do provide some level of protection against bird droppings , because they're acidic in nature , they should still be promptly removed in order prevent damage.

Yes! They’re specifically designed protect against such environmental threats making them especially beneficial especially if you live in an area with intense sunlight exposure.

While it can provide some protection against light scratches and chips, it won't make your vehicle impervious to them; additional protection methods may be necessary for more extensive coverage.

A properly applied ceramic coating can reduce the frequency of correcting or polishing needs but isn’t an alternative solution; surface corrections and polishes might still be required depending on individual circumstances.

It's generally not recommended to apply additional wax on top of a ceramic coating since it may interfere with its effectiveness; however specific maintenance products designed for use on coated surfaces are available.

While some DIY products are available, professional application by experienced detailers using quality products often yields better results due to their expertise and equipment.

Yes, you can run your car through a car wash after getting a ceramic coating. However, it's important to use a touchless or brushless car wash to avoid damaging the ceramic coating. Avoid using any wax or sealant products in the car wash as they may interfere with the effectiveness of the ceramic coating.

Regular washing is still important even with a ceramic coating – the difference being that dirt tends not to stick as readily as on uncoated surfaces, making cleaning easier.

Paint correction is a process where the surface of a car's paintwork is polished to remove imperfections such as swirl marks, light scratches, and oxidation.

Our general rule of thumb at Texas Premier; If you can feel the scratch with your finger, it more than likely will need to be taken to a body shop. If it is smooth, it can be polished out.

Paint correction involves using abrasive compounds and polishes to actually level the surface of the paint by removing a thin layer, whereas polishing and waxing primarily focus on enhancing shine and providing protection.

While it can improve their appearance, deep scratches or chips may not be entirely removed through paint correction alone. Additional touch-up methods may be required for extensive damage.

Professional detailers often have specialized equipment and expertise to carry out complex processes like paint correction effectively and safely. It's recommended to seek professional help for best results.

The duration can vary based on factors such as the size of the vehicle, extent of imperfections, and level of service requested but generally ranges from several hours to a full day.

When performed correctly by professionals using suitable products, techniques, and equipment tailored for your vehicle’s specific needs, there should be no harm caused to your car’s finish during this process.

Detailing primarily focuses on cleaning surfaces while protection focuses on shielding them; however neither address underlying imperfections which require separate treatment through dedicated techniques like those used in correcting paints.

It's advisable to maintain your vehicle with regular washing using appropriate products that won't compromise the corrected surface – typically avoiding harsh chemicals that could undo the work done during correction.

Routine paint corrections not only enhances appearance but also helps preserve your vehicle’s resale value by maintaining its exterior in top condition.

On contrary getting routine Paint Corrections can actually increase it’s overall lifespan helping prevent future damage as well preserve resale value over time rather than vice versa.

Xpel paint protection film, also known as PPF, is a clear, urethane-based film that is applied to the painted surfaces of a vehicle to protect it from rock chips, scratches, and other damage. It provides an invisible layer of protection without affecting the appearance of the car.

When properly maintained and cared for, Xpel PPF can last for 10 years. The durability of the film depends on factors such as driving conditions, maintenance practices, and environmental exposure.

Xpel's advanced technology provides resistance to yellowing and discoloration over time due to UV exposure, ensuring that your vehicle maintains a clear and glossy finish throughout its life span with proper care and maintenance.

Yes, Xpel PPF is designed to be easily removable without causing any damage to the underlying paint. It can be professionally removed when necessary and replaced with new film if desired.

No - when installed correctly by professionals experienced in working with PPF like ourselves - you won't notice any difference in your vehicle's appearance after applying XPEL PPF; in fact it enhances its glossiness.

Yes, Xpel PPF can be custom-fitted to almost any make and model of vehicle. Whether it's a car, truck or SUV - professional installers can tailor the protective film to fit specific areas such as hoods, bumpers, fenders and more.

Routine washing and waxing of the vehicle will help maintain the appearance of the PPF. Special care instructions may vary depending on specific products used, but generally, it requires minimal maintenance.

Absolutely! Investing in XPEL’s advanced protective films will shield your car from road debris and maintain its resale value by preserving its original factory finish.