Treatment 06
The inside of a car takes more abuse than the outside and gets cleaned less. Interior detailing takes it back to genuinely clean – seats, carpets, leather, plastics, glass, every vent and seam – with the right method for each material rather than one spray for everything.
01 · The problem
Ingrained dirt in carpet fibres, stains in the seats, grime in switches and seams, dust in vents, leather that has dried and started to crack, and odours that fragrance only masks. A quick valet wipes the surfaces; the dirt underneath stays.
02 · Assessment
Leather, cloth, Alcantara, piano-black trim, matte plastics and screens all need different products and pressures. We identify what the interior is made of, test where needed, and plan the clean so nothing is damaged in the process of being cleaned.
03 · Treatment
The car is emptied and thoroughly vacuumed, including under seats and in the rails. Carpets and fabric seats are steam-cleaned and extracted to lift dirt out rather than push it around. Leather is cleaned gently and conditioned. Plastics, vents, switches and seams are agitated with soft brushes; glass is cleaned inside; every surface is finished with a product that suits it.
04 · The result
Fabric that looks and smells clean, leather that is soft and matte rather than shiny and slippery, plastics that are clean but not greasy, and glass you cannot see. A car you are happy to put people in.
See finished cars05 · Protection & maintenance
Fabric protection makes spills bead and vacuuming easier; leather protection keeps it soft and resists dye transfer from clothing. We suggest what is worth protecting for how the car is used, and how to keep on top of it between details.
Most, yes. Steam cleaning and extraction lift the dirt that causes odours rather than masking it, and most stains respond to the right chemistry. Very old or set stains and some dye transfers may lighten rather than disappear – we tell you what to expect after inspection.
Used correctly, yes. Steam is used at controlled distances and never directly on electronics or screens; leather is cleaned with dedicated products and conditioned afterwards.
For a standard interior detail, no. For heavily soiled cars, a deeper clean with seats removed may be appropriate – tell us the condition and we will advise.
Request a quote
Tell us the vehicle, the materials inside – leather, cloth, Alcantara – and the problem areas: stains, pet hair, odours, dried-out leather, or a car that just needs a proper clean.
