1. Pre-Wash Preparation

• Park the motorcycle in a shaded area to prevent water spots.

• Allow the engine to cool completely.

• Cover sensitive electronic components, air intake, and exhaust openings to avoid water damage.

• Gather necessary supplies, including pH-neutral motorcycle shampoo, microfiber towels, soft brushes, and a pressure washer or hose.

2. Rinse the Motorcycle

• Use a gentle stream of water to rinse off loose dirt and grime.

• Avoid high-pressure water near electrical components and bearings.

3. Apply Degreaser (If Needed)

• Spray degreaser on the chain, engine area, and greasy spots.

• Let it sit for a few minutes before scrubbing with a soft brush.

• Rinse thoroughly.

4. Hand Wash the Motorcycle

• Use a clean microfiber mitt or soft sponge with soapy water.

• Start from the top and work downward to avoid dragging dirt.

• Use a separate brush or sponge for wheels and tires.

5. Rinse and Dry

• Rinse the motorcycle thoroughly to remove all soap residue.

• Use a microfiber drying towel or air blower to dry the bike, preventing water spots.

6. Detail & Protect

• Apply a spray wax or ceramic wax

• Use a metal polish on chrome and aluminum parts for a shiny finish.

• Clean and condition leather seats (if applicable).

1. Pre-Detail Preparation

✔ Park the motorcycle in a shaded area and let the engine cool down.
✔ Remove saddlebags, seat, and any detachable components for easier access.
✔ Cover sensitive electrical parts, air intakes, and exhaust openings with plastic bags.
✔ Gather necessary supplies: pH-balanced soap, degreaser, brushes, microfiber towels, wax, polish, and a blower.

2. Initial Rinse & Degreasing

✔ Use a low-pressure hose to rinse off loose dirt and dust.
✔ Apply a motorcycle-safe degreaser to the chain, engine, and any greasy areas.
✔ Agitate with a soft brush, then rinse thoroughly to remove buildup.

3. Hand Wash

✔ Fill a bucket with warm, soapy water (using a pH-neutral motorcycle shampoo).
✔ Use a microfiber wash mitt or soft sponge to clean the bike from top to bottom.
✔ Use separate brushes or mitts for wheels and tires to prevent cross-contamination.
✔ Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue.

4. Drying

✔ Use a microfiber towel or air blower to dry the bike completely.
✔ Pay attention to water trapped in crevices, switches, and around the engine.

5. Paint & Chrome Polishing

✔ Apply a light polish or rubbing compound (if needed) to remove swirls or oxidation.
✔ Use a chrome polish on metal parts to restore shine.
✔ Buff with a microfiber towel for a smooth, glossy finish.

6. Protection & Waxing

✔ Apply a high-quality spray wax or ceramic coating to the painted surfaces.
✔ Use a plastic restorer on faded trims and rubber parts.
✔ Protect the seat with a leather/vinyl conditioner.

7. Wheels & Tires Detailing

✔ Use a dedicated wheel cleaner and brush to remove brake dust and grime.
✔ Polish metal spokes or rims with a metal polish.
✔ Apply a non-greasy tire dressing to enhance appearance without making tires slippery.

Optional Extras

🔹 Ceramic Coating – For long-term paint protection.
🔹 Paint Correction – Removes deeper scratches and swirls.
🔹 Seat Restoration – Deep clean and condition leather/vinyl seats.

1 Year Warranty 

Will be posted on your carfax of your vehicle being protected. 

 "Express Detail" package might include:

1. Exterior Wash: A quick yet thorough wash to remove dirt, grime, and debris from the vehicle’s surface.
2. Tire Cleaning: Cleaning of the tires and wheels to restore their shine and remove brake dust.
3. Interior Vacuum: Vacuuming of seats, carpets, and floor mats to remove dust and debris.
4. Surface Wipe Down: Wiping down of all interior surfaces like the dashboard, console, and door panels.
5. Window Cleaning: Cleaning the windows, mirrors, and windshield for a clear view.
6. Quick Wax or Sealant: Application of a wax or sealant for added shine and protection on the exterior.

The "Express" part usually implies it's a quicker, more budget-friendly option compared to full detailing packages that may also include services like deep cleaning, upholstery shampoo, paint correction, or engine cleaning.

The Hawk i Mini Detailing Package likely refers to a vehicle detailing service that offers a more comprehensive cleaning than an "Express Detail" but is still quicker and more affordable than a full detailing package. 

Here’s what a typical Mini Detailing Package might include:

Exterior:

• Hand Wash: A more detailed wash compared to an express wash, often including attention to wheels and the undercarriage.
• Tire and Wheel Cleaning: Cleaning and possibly shining the tires, and getting rid of brake dust on wheels.
• Clay Bar Treatment (optional): A clay bar treatment to remove any contaminants or imperfections from the paint surface.
• Polish or Wax: Application of a light polish or protective wax to enhance shine and provide a layer of protection.

Interior:

• Vacuuming: Vacuuming seats, carpets, floor mats, and trunk area for dust and debris.
• Wipe Down of Surfaces: Cleaning and conditioning the dashboard, console, door panels, and other hard surfaces to restore their appearance.
• Glass Cleaning: Thorough cleaning of windows and mirrors inside and outside to ensure clear visibility.
• Air Freshener: Adding a pleasant scent to the interior.

Additional Touches:

• Door Jamb Cleaning: Often included in mini detailing packages, this includes cleaning the often-overlooked door jambs.
• Light Stain Removal: Some packages may offer light stain removal on carpets and upholstery, though deep cleaning might require a separate service.

Time and Cost:

The Mini Detailing package is typically designed to be completed within a few hours and is usually priced between an express wash and a full detailing. It provides a balance between quality and efficiency, giving the vehicle a more polished, fresh appearance at a relatively low cost.

A full detailing of a car is a comprehensive cleaning and reconditioning process designed to restore the vehicle's appearance and protect its surfaces. This service goes beyond a simple wash, providing meticulous attention to both the interior and exterior of the car, ensuring every detail is carefully addressed to maintain or enhance the vehicle's condition.

Exterior Detailing:

• Hand Wash and Dry: A thorough hand wash to remove dirt, grime, and contaminants from the vehicle’s surface, followed by a careful drying to prevent water spots.

• Clay Bar Treatment: A clay bar is used to remove stubborn contaminants, such as tree sap or industrial fallout, that cannot be removed through washing alone.

• Polishing: The paintwork is polished to remove swirl marks, minor scratches, and oxidation, restoring the vehicle’s shine and smoothness.

• Paint Protection: Application of a protective coating, such as wax or sealant, to provide a glossy finish and a layer of protection against environmental contaminants.

• Wheel and Tire Cleaning: Thorough cleaning of wheels and tires, followed by tire dressing to enhance the tires’ appearance and protect them from cracking or fading.

• Window Cleaning: Cleaning and polishing of all windows, mirrors, and glass surfaces to ensure a crystal-clear finish.

Interior Detailing:

• Vacuuming: A deep vacuuming of carpets, seats, and hard-to-reach areas to remove dirt, debris, and dust.

• Upholstery Cleaning: Cleaning and conditioning of fabric or leather seats, removing stains, and restoring the material’s natural look and feel.

• Dashboard and Console Cleaning: Wiping down and cleaning of all hard surfaces, such as the dashboard, center console, and door panels, to remove dust and grime while applying protectants to prevent fading and cracking.

• Carpet and Mat Shampooing: Deep cleaning and shampooing of carpets and floor mats to remove dirt and stains, leaving them fresh and revitalized.

• Odor Removal: Treatment to eliminate odors, ensuring the interior of the vehicle smells fresh and clean.

Exterior car detailing is the process of thoroughly cleaning, restoring, and protecting the outer surfaces of a vehicle. It enhances the vehicle's appearance and helps maintain its condition by removing contaminants, dirt, and imperfections. 

• Exterior Foam Wash
• Wash mitts
• Wheel cleaner and brushes
• Tire cleaner and tire brush
• Clay bar 
• Car polish
• Wax
• Wheel cleaner
• Glass cleaner
• Detail spray 

Here’s what a typical Interior Detail package might include:

1. Vacuuming:

• Comprehensive vacuuming of all interior areas, including seats, carpets, floor mats, and the trunk, to remove dirt, dust, and debris.

2. Upholstery Cleaning:

• Fabric Seats: Deep cleaning of fabric upholstery using specialized cleaners to remove stains and dirt.
• Leather Seats: Cleaning and conditioning leather seats to restore their shine, prevent cracking, and keep them supple.
• Fabric/Leather Protection: Optional application of fabric or leather protectant to help resist stains and spills.

3. Deep Cleaning of Surfaces:

• Thorough cleaning of all hard surfaces such as the dashboard, console, door panels, and vents using suitable cleaners that won’t damage these areas.
• Wiping down and disinfecting touchpoints like steering wheel, gear shifter, and center console.

4. Glass Cleaning:

• Cleaning all interior windows and mirrors, ensuring a streak-free finish for clear visibility.

5. Detailing of Hard-to-Reach Areas:

• Cleaning and dusting air vents, seat tracks, and other areas that are often neglected during regular cleaning.

6. Shampooing or Spot Cleaning:

• Some packages may include shampooing or spot-cleaning carpets, floor mats, or seat upholstery to lift stains and dirt.
• This may involve using a steam cleaner or extractor for deeper stain removal.

7. Odor Removal:

• Removal of unpleasant odors (e.g., smoke, pet smells) from the car’s interior. This might be done with ozone treatment or the use of air purifiers.

8. Air Freshener:

• Often, a mild air freshener or deodorizer is applied to the cabin, leaving a clean, pleasant scent.

Engine bay detailing is the process of cleaning, restoring, and protecting the engine compartment of your car. It not only improves the appearance of your engine but also helps maintain the engine's components by preventing dirt, grease, and debris buildup. Here's how to detail your engine bay:

Headlight restoration is a process used to remove the foggy or yellowed appearance from a car's headlights, improving their brightness and appearance. Over time, headlights can become cloudy due to exposure to UV rays, dirt, and environmental contaminants. Here’s how you can restore them:

Ceramic coating your rims is a great way to protect them from brake dust, road grime, water spots, and other contaminants, while also making them easier to clean. The ceramic coating creates a hydrophobic layer that repels water and dirt, making the rims stay cleaner for longer and maintaining their shine.

Benefits of Ceramic Coating for Vehicle Interior:

• Stain Resistance: Coating can help repel liquids and prevent stains from setting into upholstery, carpet, or leather.
• UV Protection: It can help protect interior surfaces (like dashboards, trim, and seats) from UV damage and fading.
• Ease of Cleaning: With a hydrophobic layer, dirt, spills, and other contaminants won’t adhere as easily to surfaces, making cleaning much easier.
• Durability: The coating extends the lifespan of interior surfaces by reducing wear and tear.

Areas You Can Ceramic Coat Inside Your Vehicle:

• Upholstery (Fabric or Leather Seats): Prevents staining and repels liquids.
• Carpet & Floor Mats: Helps keep dirt and liquids from seeping in.
• Dashboard & Trim: Protects against fading, cracking, and UV damage.
• Door Panels & Armrests: Helps preserve material and keeps them looking fresh.