1. Avoid Eating Inside Your Car: Crumbs, spills, and stains are the biggest culprits when it comes to dirty interiors. Try to limit eating and drinking in your car to reduce mess. 2. Vacuum Regularly: Use a handheld vacuum or shop vac to remove dust, dirt, and pet hair from seats, carpets, and floor mats. Vacuuming once a week helps prevent buildup. 3. Use Seat Covers and Floor Mats: Seat covers and all-weather floor mats help protect your original upholstery from stains, spills, and wear. They’re easy to remove and clean. 4. Declutter Often: Don’t let trash, receipts, or extra gear pile up. Keeping things organized and clutter-free makes cleaning much faster and easier. 5. Schedule Professional Interior Detailing: Getting your car professionally detailed every few months ensures a deep clean for seats, carpets, and hard-to-reach areas you might miss. At Estes Auto Detailing, we offer maintenance packages to clean your vehicle weekly, keeping your car consistently fresh!

A ceramic coating is a liquid polymer that’s applied to your car’s exterior to create a long-lasting, protective layer. Once it cures, it forms a hard, glass-like shield that bonds with your paint, protecting it from: -Dirt, dust, and grime -Water spots and stains -UV rays and sun damage -Minor swirl marks -Harsh weather and road salt It also makes your car easier to clean and keeps it looking shiny and new for much longer than regular wax. Think of ceramic coating as a supercharged wax, but stronger, more durable, and designed to last for months—or even years—depending on the package you choose.

The frequency of auto detailing depends on your driving habits and environmental conditions. Generally, it's recommended to get your car detailed every 4-6 months to maintain its appearance and protect its value. However, if you drive in harsh conditions or frequently, you might need detailing more often. At Estes Auto Detailing, we offer flexible packages to suit your needs.

Yes, but we recommend waiting at least 5–7 days after the ceramic coating is applied before washing your vehicle. After that, use pH-neutral car shampoos and avoid automatic car washes with brushes. At Estes Auto Detailing, we provide guidance on the best products to use for maintaining your ceramic coating.