Choose Between Two Options
$45 for complete auto detail package for a sedan, SUV, or truck ($100 value)
- Wash
- Interior vacuum
- Interior and exterior window cleaning
- Air freshener
- Cleaning for door jams, console, and dashboard
- Tire shine
- Wax
$85 for supreme auto detail package for a sedan, SUV, or truck ($200 value)
Includes everything in complete auto detail package and:
- Cleaning with compressed air, brushes, soft cloths, and specially-formulated cleaners for all surfaces and crevices
- Cleaning for instruments, panels, sunroof, cup holders, gauges, knobs, switches, dials, vents, mirrors, seat belts, steering column, door handles, consoles, glove box, head liner, spare tire, keys and fobs
- Leather treatment
- Application of premium interior dressing
- Carpet and upholstery shampoo
Chrome: Beauty and Brawn
A car wash or detail might revive the shine on sullied chrome, but that mirror-like material isn’t just for looks. Check out Groupon’s guide to the purpose and process behind a chrome finish.
A car’s gleaming grill or a motorcycle’s shining exhaust pipes sure look pretty, but chrome plating is just as much about function as it is about style. True to its name, chrome contains chromium—a hard, rust-resistant metal element that, when overlaid on another material such as nickel, steel, copper, or plastic, results in a bright and durable finish. This combination of a radiant, bluish-white sheen and resistance to corrosion has made chrome a popular coating for appliances, industrial tools, and—of course—automotive trim.
Chrome is applied using a process called electroplating. After a quick dip in acid to remove any oxides from its surface, the material is coated with copper and nickel and transferred to a solution of chromic acid and another catalyst. There, an electric current attracts charged chromium ions to the material’s surface, locking in the bright, silvery shine much as a coat of varnish locks in the pioneer spirit of a Lincoln Log.