Car Body Polishing
Full and Light Abrasive Car Body Polishing. Effectively removes scratches and restores a smooth, even shine to your car’s paintwork.
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Car polishing
Comprehensive and delicate abrasive polishing for both the car's exterior and interior components.
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Car polishing
Comprehensive and delicate abrasive polishing of the car's exterior and interior surfaces, effectively removing scratches and restoring a flawless, glossy finish.
Find your car's class
| Car body polishing | 1class | 2class | 3class | 4class | 5class | 6class |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Preparing the car body for polishing (washing + cleaning from bitumen, resins) | 200 AED | 200 AED | 250 AED | 250 AED | 300 AED | |
Soft polish of the body | 1 600 AED | 1 700 AED | 1 800 AED | 1 900 AED | 2 000 AED | |
Full abrasive polishing | 1 900 AED | 2 000 AED | 2 100 AED | 2 200 AED | 2 300 AED | |
Car glass polishing | ||||||
Windshield or rear window | 300 AED | 300 AED | 300 AED | 350 AED | 350 AED | |
Side glass | 150 AED | 150 AED | 150 AED | 150 AED | 150 AED | |
Optics polishing | ||||||
Headlights or lanterns (per pair) | 180 AED | 200 AED | 230 AED | 250 AED | 280 AED |
** We also draw your attention to the fact that, depending on the degree of pollution, coefficients of 1.5-2 may be applied to the above prices.
Professional Car Polishing: Restore Shine, Enhance Protection
Polishing is more than just a cosmetic upgrade - it's a meticulous process that preserves your car’s color depth, rejuvenates the paintwork, and shields it from environmental damage. Surprisingly, even brand-new vehicles benefit from professional polishing—not just the body, but also the windshield, headlights, and other exterior components.
Take a closer look at your car’s paintwork, and you may notice a subtle orange peel effect - tiny surface irregularities that prevent a perfectly smooth finish. A professional hand polish can eliminate these imperfections, leaving the surface flawlessly sleek and brilliantly glossy.
Why Polishing Matters:
- Removes minor scratches, uneven textures, and surface defects
- Creates a smooth, mirror-like finish
- Enhances the hydrophobic effect for better water repellency
- Protects against corrosion and oxidation
- Restores depth, shine, and brilliance
Types of Car Polishing:
- Abrasive Polishing – Gently removes light scratches, scuffs, and oxidation while preserving the integrity of the paint. This technique restores the car’s original luster and smoothness.
- Anti-Hologram Polishing – A non-abrasive method using synthetic or wax-based compounds to eliminate fine swirl marks and micro-scratches, enhancing the car’s finish while adding long-term protection.
- Combined Polishing – Designed for vehicles with delicate, thin paint layers, such as Japanese models. This technique blends non-abrasive and fine-abrasive compounds, refining the surface without compromising the lacquer.
Professional polishing doesn’t just improve your car’s appearance - it extends the life of its paintwork, ensuring lasting beauty and protection. Experience expert detailing and see the difference for yourself!
Work stages
01
Car Wash
Deep cleaning of the vehicle’s exterior to remove dirt and contaminants.
02
Decontamination & Deep Cleaning
Removal of tar, metal particles, and stubborn contaminants embedded in the paint.
03
Paintwork Inspection
Detailed Surface Inspection. Careful examination for scratches, chips, and other imperfections. Paint thickness measurement using a specialized gauge.
04
Sanding
Removal of deep imperfections and leveling of the paint surface.
05
Primary Polishing
Application of polishing compounds to eliminate minor defects and enhance the vehicle’s appearance. Various polishing pads and machines are used to achieve the best results. The process gradually transitions from more abrasive to finer polishing compounds for a flawless finish.
06
Final Polishing
Enhancing the paint’s smoothness and deep gloss. Fine abrasives are used to eliminate holograms and micro-imperfections. The finish is inspected under various lighting angles to ensure a flawless result.
07
Preparation for Protective Coating
Thorough degreasing to remove any polishing residue. Surface cleaning with specialized solutions to ensure maximum adhesion of the protective coating.
08
Application of Protective Coating
Selection of the optimal protection type - wax, ceramic coating, or liquid glass - based on the client’s preferences and the vehicle’s usage conditions. Careful application following the manufacturer’s guidelines. Multiple layers may be applied if needed to enhance durability and protective properties.
09
Final Inspection
A thorough check of the entire vehicle to ensure perfection. Glass and headlights are polished for a refined finish. Tires are cleaned and treated to enhance the overall appearance.
10
Client Consultation
Providing care recommendations for the treated vehicle. Explaining the properties and longevity of the applied protective coating. Answering client questions and showcasing the final results.
FAQs
01
Why Does Your Car Need Polishing?
Polishing eliminates fine scratches, oxidation, and scuff marks, restoring your car’s paint to its original shine. It also adds a protective layer, shielding the surface from UV rays, dirt, and other environmental elements.
02
How often should you polish your car?
It’s generally advisable to polish your car every 6 to 12 months, depending on driving conditions and the state of the paint. Over-polishing can gradually wear down the clear coat, so maintaining the right balance is key to preserving your vehicle’s finish.
03
How long does the effect of polishing last?
The results of polishing can last anywhere from several months to a year, depending on driving conditions and how well the car is maintained.
