Elite Mobile Detailing
Austin's #1 Rated Car Care Service
Note: $29 added for XL vehicle
Note: $49 added for XL vehicle
Note: $29 added for XL vehicle
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For most daily drivers in Long Island, we recommend a full detail every 4-6 months to protect the paint from road salt, sun, and industrial fallout.
Nope! Our mobile unit is fully self-contained. We bring our own filtered deionized water and a quiet generator to power our professional equipment.
Ceramic coating provides a semi-permanent layer of protection that is hydrophobic (repels water), chemical resistant, and adds an incredible deep gloss that wax can't match.
We offer Multi-Stage Paint Correction. While we can remove 80-90% of swirl marks and light scratches, some very deep scratches that have passed the clear coat may require a touch-up or body shop repair.
At Mad About Cars, we bring the ultimate shine to your doorstep. Based in the 516 area, our mobile unit uses advanced steam cleaning and high-gloss sealants to protect your vehicle from the elements.
From Ceramic Coating to Interior Deep Sanitization, we use only premium, eco-friendly products. Whether you are in Garden City, Mineola, or Hempstead, we ensure your car looks better than the day you bought it.
Spot-free wash technology for a streak-less finish every time.
Removing swirls and scratches to restore that deep factory gloss.
We Bring the Shine to Your Doorstep in Long Island
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