Total Reconditioning Services specializes in restoring and maintaining the appearance of vehicles through thorough cleaning, reconditioning, and protection services. From deep interior cleaning and stain removal to exterior washing, polishing, and paint protection, professional detailers focus on every detail to enhance a vehicle’s look, feel, and value. Using specialized tools and high-quality products, they help vehicles look cleaner, fresher, and closer to showroom condition while preserving their long-term condition.
Automotive Detailing
Cleaning, restoration, and finishing of a vehicle—inside and out—to produce a high
level of cleanliness and appearance, beyond a standard car wash. This includes engine cleaning, deep cleaning of interior, extraction of stains from carports and seats, decontaminating, polishing, and
protecting surfaces such as paint, wheels, glass, trim, and interior materials.
Headlight Restoration
Cleaning, sanding, and refinishing a vehicle’s headlight lenses to remove oxidation, yellowing, hazing, or scratches so that they become clearer and restore proper light output and appearance.
Auto Wrap Removal
Safely taking off vinyl wrap from a vehicle’s exterior surfaces (such as body panels, trim, and windows) without damaging the underlying paint, clear coat, or glass. It typically involves controlled heat and specialized tools/chemicals to loosen the adhesive and remove any remaining glue residue.
Window Tint Removal
Taking off aftermarket or factory-applied tinted film from a vehicle’s glass surfaces (such as side windows and rear windshield), including the removal of the adhesive, in a way that avoids damage to the glass, defroster/antenna lines, or window seals.
New Car Permaplate
Taking off aftermarket or factory-applied tinted film from a vehicle’s glass surfaces (such as side windows and rear windshield), including removal of the adhesive, in a way
that avoids damage to the glass, defroster/antenna lines, or window seals.
New Car & Used Car Delivery
The process of preparing and handing over a brand‑new vehicle to its buyer, including final inspection, detailing, installation of any dealer‑added options, and completion of
paperwork. New Car scratches will be repaired with management approval.
Wet Sand and Polish
Paint correction process in which a vehicle’s clear coat is first wet sanded with fine
abrasive sandpaper (using water as lubrication) to level defects like orange peel, deep scratches, or severe oxidation, and then machine polished to remove the sanding marks and restore gloss, clarity, and a smooth, reflective finish to the paint.
Ceramic Coating
Is a liquid, silica-based protective coating applied to a vehicle’s painted surfaces (and
sometimes glass, wheels, and trim) that cures into a hard, semi-permanent layer. It chemically bonds to the surface to improve gloss and provide long-term protection against UV rays, oxidation, chemical stains,
light scratches, and easier cleaning, often lasting years compared to traditional waxes or sealants.
Light Buffing
Mild machine polishing process that uses a soft pad and fine polish to enhance gloss and remove very light surface defects (such as faint swirls or haze) from a vehicle’s paint without significantly cutting into the clear coat.