The Difference Between Car Detailing And Car Washing: What You Need To Know from Abbotsford Panel Beaters's blog

Have you ever wondered why your car feels dirty even though you just had it washed? Or why people pay hundreds of dollars to have someone else detail their car? Well, the answer is simple: a good detailing job can make all the difference in keeping your vehicle looking great and running smoothly.

In this post we'll cover what the difference is between car washing and Car detailing, how this process works, and when you should get your car detailed!

Car detailing is a more comprehensive process than car washing. It includes the steps of washing, waxing, polishing and cleaning your vehicle. This process can be done by a professional or at home with the right tools and products.

Washing your car will remove dirt from its exterior surfaces but will not keep them clean for long if you don't use some sort of protection afterward--such as wax or sealant (which provides UV protection).

Detailing goes beyond just removing surface dirt: it also includes removing contaminants like pollen from interior surfaces; applying specialty products such as dressings; conditioning leather seats; restoring faded trim panels; cleaning chrome bumpers with specialized sprays or cloths; etcetera ad infinitum!

If you've ever had a car detailed, then you know how much of a difference it can make. Your vehicle will look better, smell better and be protected from UV damage.

Your car's paint is exposed to the elements constantly--rain, snow and salt are just some examples of what can cause damage to your vehicle's exterior over time. You may not realize how much water gets on your car when it rains or snows because most of that moisture doesn't stay on top of the paint for long before evaporating off into thin air (or onto your windshield). But if left unattended for long enough periods of time without proper protection from these elements (such as having been washed every few weeks), then this can lead to oxidation which makes it harder for future polishes/waxes applied during detailing services done by professional detailers.

You should consider having your car detailed if you want to sell it. If you're planning on selling your vehicle, it's important that the interior is clean and smells fresh. The last thing a potential buyer wants to see is dirt and stains on the seats, floor mats and dashboard.

A thorough detailing will also ensure that there are no unpleasant odors lingering inside the cabin of your vehicle--which could turn off potential buyers if they're looking at buying an older model in need of repairs or restoration work (not everyone likes old cars).

A good time for regular Car detailing is before an important event like a wedding or vacation trip where you'll be spending lots of time in the car with family members or friends who may not know each other well yet (or at all). You don't want them noticing any unpleasant smells coming from inside their new ride!

If you're unsure whether you need to have your car detailed or just washed, we recommend having a professional look at it. They'll be able to tell you if there are any problems that need to be addressed before they become worse. If not, then regular car washes will do just fine!