Welcome to Definition Detailing, the leading provider of mobile ceramic coating services in the Leeds and West Yorkshire area. Our owner and detailer, Sam Huck, is a multi-award winning car detailer with years of experience in the industry. With Sam's expertise and attention to detail, we guarantee that your vehicle will receive the highest quality of care and attention.
At Definition Detailing, we take pride in providing our clients with the best possible service. All work is carried out by Sam himself, so you can rest assured that your car is in the hands of a skilled professional. We use only the highest quality products and techniques to ensure that your vehicle's finish is protected and looks its best for years to come.
Our mobile ceramic coating service is designed to make the process as easy and convenient for you as possible. We will come to your location at a time that suits you, whether that be at your home or workplace. This means that you can get your car detailed without having to take time out of your busy schedule.
Our industry leading reputation is a testament to the quality of our work and the care we put into every vehicle we detail. We have worked with a wide range of clients, from luxury car owners to business fleets, and have consistently exceeded their expectations.
If you want to give your vehicle the ultimate protection and a long-lasting, flawless finish, look no further than Definition Detailing. Contact us today to schedule your mobile ceramic coating service with Sam Huck, the award-winning detailer in Leeds and West Yorkshire.
A ceramic coating provides long-lasting protection for your car's paintwork by creating a durable barrier against environmental contaminants, such as dirt, dust, and UV rays. This protection helps prevent the paintwork from fading, oxidizing, and deteriorating over time, keeping your car looking newer for longer.
A ceramic coating enhances the gloss and shine of your car's paintwork, creating a deeper and richer finish that is more vibrant and eye-catching. This effect is achieved by the coating's ability to fill in microscopic imperfections on the surface, resulting in a smoother and more reflective finish.
A ceramic coating makes your car easier to clean by repelling dirt, grime, and other contaminants, making them less likely to stick to the surface. This means you can clean your car with less effort, and it will require fewer washes, ultimately saving you time and money in the long run.
Although the initial cost of a ceramic coating may seem high, it is actually a cost-effective solution in the long term. The coating's long-lasting protection and ease of maintenance mean that you will spend less on car washing, detailing, and paint correction, ultimately saving you money and hassle in the long run.
A ceramic coating helps preserve your car's resale value by protecting its paintwork from damage, fading, and deterioration over time. This means that when it comes time to sell your car, it will look newer, more attractive, and will command a higher price than a car with a damaged or faded paintwork.
Step 1 of ceramic coating a car involves giving the exterior a thorough wash. This process begins with a snow foam pre-wash that helps loosen and remove any dirt or grime on the car's surface. After this, the badges and other crevices are detailed using appropriate tools to ensure that all areas are clean. Next, a two-bucket safe wash is used to clean the car, ensuring that dirt and debris are not spread around the car's surface. The wheels are then given an intensive wash to remove brake dust and other contaminants. Finally, the car is rinsed with pure water and blow-dried to ensure that no water spots or streaks are left behind. This step is crucial in preparing the car's surface for ceramic coating by ensuring that it is clean and free from any contaminants that could interfere with the coating's bonding process.
Step 2 of ceramic coating a car is paint decontamination, which involves using a chemical decontamination process to remove tar and metal fallout from the car's paintwork. This is followed by a clay bar treatment that further removes any remaining contaminants on the surface of the paint. The clay bar is a malleable substance that is rubbed over the surface of the paintwork, picking up any remaining contaminants that the chemical decontamination process may have missed. This step is important because contaminants such as tar and metal fallout can embed themselves into the surface of the paint, causing damage and preventing the ceramic coating from adhering properly. By removing these contaminants, the surface of the paint is left smooth and clean, ensuring a strong bond between the ceramic coating and the paintwork.
Step 3 of ceramic coating a car is paint correction, which involves removing any imperfections or defects from the car's paintwork. Sam Huck, a multi-award-winning detailer and owner of Definition Detailing, is an expert in this area and can help to bring out the best in a car's paint. The process of paint correction may begin with an initial polish using a rotary polisher to remove deeper defects such as scratches, swirl marks, and other blemishes. Once the deeper defects have been removed, a finer polish is applied using a DA polisher to give the paint a fantastic depth and shine. This step is crucial in preparing the surface of the paintwork for the ceramic coating by ensuring that it is smooth and free from any imperfections that could detract from the final finish. The result is a flawless, mirror-like finish that is both stunning to look at and highly resistant to damage from the environment.
Step 4 of ceramic coating a car is paint preparation, which involves an in-depth inspection of the paintwork to identify any remaining imperfections. Detailing lights are used to highlight any defects that may have been missed during the previous step of paint correction. Once any imperfections have been identified, the paint is treated with a wax dissolver to ensure that the surface is free from any substances that could affect the bond between the ceramic coating and the paintwork. This is important because any remaining wax or other contaminants on the surface of the paint could interfere with the bonding process, leading to an inferior finish. By treating the surface with a wax dissolver, the surface is left clean and free from any substances that could prevent the ceramic coating from bonding correctly. The result is a flawless finish that is both durable and resistant to the effects of the environment.
Step 5 of ceramic coating a car is the application of the ceramic coating. The coating is carefully applied to each panel of the car using a foam applicator pad, ensuring that an even coat is applied. Once applied, the coating is left to cure for a specified amount of time, depending on the product used. After curing, the coating is buffed to a high shine, giving the car a stunning, mirror-like finish. Each panel is then inspected for any imperfections, and any issues are corrected as necessary. Finally, a top coat is applied to provide maximum gloss and durability, ensuring that the ceramic coating provides long-lasting protection for the car's paintwork. This step is crucial in providing a strong, protective barrier between the paintwork and the environment, protecting against scratches, UV damage, and other factors that can cause damage to the car's finish.
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Our paint correction is a complete paint solution. Customers have the option of how many stages of polishing they would like, each one removing more imperfections than the last.
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