Cleaning Has Boundaries
Some visible conditions are damage, wear, contamination, or mechanical issues rather than ordinary removable dirt.
Paint and body defects
Cleaning cannot repair dents, deep scratches, missing paint, clear-coat failure, rust, corrosion, or failed previous body work.
Interior damage
Torn upholstery, cracked plastics, worn coatings, delamination, faded dye, broken controls, and damaged screens cannot be restored simply through cleaning.
Odors and contamination
Odor sources can exist under carpet, in seat foam, inside HVAC components, or in materials affected by moisture or smoke. Biohazards, active mold, sewage, chemicals, needles, or severe pest waste can require specialist remediation.
Mechanical and electrical problems
Warning lights, leaking fluids, tire damage, broken glass, electrical faults, overheating, charging issues, and mechanical failures are outside ordinary cleaning scope.