Delaware enthusiast detailing
Inspection-led paint correction, ceramic protection, interior restoration, and maintenance care, all built around the condition of your vehicle rather than a one-size-fits-all checklist.
The DAG approach
Good detailing is a controlled process across wash and preparation, interior materials, paint correction, protection, wheels, glass, and final inspection. The right combination depends on the vehicle, not the most expensive menu item.
Before work begins, we align on condition, goals, likely improvement, sensitive areas, turnaround, and aftercare. Deep defects, thin paint, failing clear coat, matte finishes, wraps, and previously coated surfaces may require a modified plan.
Three clear packages
Start with the closest outcome. We inspect the vehicle, confirm what is safe and realistic, then add only what the car actually needs.
A complete reset for a well-kept daily driver or enthusiast car that does not need machine polishing.
The Road Ready package plus a focused machine-polishing step for noticeably better gloss and clarity.
The complete exterior transformation, pairing measured paint correction with professionally prepared ceramic protection.
Make it yours
Available with a package when vehicle condition, materials, and access allow. Final compatibility is confirmed during inspection.
Material-specific deep cleaning for carpets, upholstery, leather, vents, panels, and touchpoints.
Controlled cleaning and dressing appropriate to the components and condition.
Correction and protection for oxidized or hazed exterior lenses.
Prepared exterior glass with a dedicated hydrophobic coating system.
Wheel-face or full-wheel coating, with removal and barrel work quoted separately.
Pet hair, heavy staining, odor, sap, overspray, severe contamination, and trim restoration.
Already a client? Coating-safe maintenance care is available for vehicles we have corrected, coated, or previously detailed.
Process
Goals, vehicle history, concerns, timing, and intended use.
Condition review, surface identification, paint readings when appropriate, and a test spot for correction work.
Recommended service, exclusions, starting condition, expected improvement, price, and turnaround agreed before work.
Controlled work, progress documentation, final lighting inspection, cure requirements, and aftercare guidance.
Chemistry and protection
We use professional chemicals, towels, tools, and protection systems selected for the material and intended result, including Armour Detail Supply products where they are the right fit. Brand loyalty never replaces inspection, compatibility, or process.
DAG is an Armour Detail Supply affiliate and may earn a commission from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you.
Before you book
Turnaround is confirmed after inspection. Correction, coating layers, cure windows, interior drying, and final inspection can extend the timeline beyond a conventional detail.
No. Correction safely reduces defects within the available clear coat. Deep scratches, etching, checking, thin paint, and failing clear coat may remain or require refinishing.
No. A coating can improve gloss, chemical resistance, and wash behavior, but it still needs safe washing and periodic inspection. It is not protection from impact damage.
Photos help with triage, but final pricing requires condition and surface assessment. Hidden contamination, previous repairs, interior material, and paint behavior can change the scope.
Ready when the car is
Send the year, make, model, current condition, goals, and a few clear photos. We will recommend the smallest service that honestly fits the outcome.
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