Most of the time a cut or a polish can bring the paint back. However, once the paint colour has faded under the clear coat, you would have to see a smash repairer or spray painter.

Yes, strongly advice against just getting a polish alone.

Think of wax like a protective shield. The polish enhances the surface to bring out the best shine, while the wax acts as a protective barrier, sealing the paint and preventing corrosive moisture or dirt from causing damage. Using polish alone without wax leaves the surface vulnerable to the elements, potentially leading to fading and damage over time.

Leather treatments can vary based on the quality of the leather. We recommend at least one treatment before summer to reduce shrinkage and damage from heat, and one after summer to restore the moisture lost due to the heat. Other suitable times for treatments may include after exposure to pets, spillage on the leather, holidays, or visits to the beach, as salt can cause damage to your leather. Treatments are also advisable whenever you notice your leather becoming stiff or hard.

Dirt and soil are abrasive to your interior and exterior duco (paint). If left for longer periods, dirt, sand, and soil can bake into the surface and cause marking and staining that cannot be removed without damaging the affected surface.

We use a variety of trusted and reputable car cleaning products sourced from the market’s top companies. Some examples include California Custom, Meguiar’s, Malco, Starbrite, and Britex.

Yes, we use a tint-friendly cleaner that doesn’t allow any scratches or pinprick holes to become worse due to the chemical cleaner.

It always depends on what the staining is. If the staining is light and hasn’t been on the fabric for long, there’s a very good chance the stain can be removed. However, deep, heavy staining can, though it can be cleaned, leave slight staining on the fabric.