One detailer. One van. Your driveway.
LTM Detailing is [owner's name], working out of [city], Pennsylvania.
I started detailing my own cars, then friends' cars, then it was a business. I still do every job myself, because the difference between a good detail and a great one is whoever is holding the towel caring about the last ten percent.
Mobile because most people do not have a spare afternoon to sit in a waiting room. Bring me the car where it already is, and go on with your day.
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- Based in[City], PA
- ServesAbout 30 miles around [City]
- HoursMonday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm
- Since[Year]
- Contact717-778-8989
How we work
Two-bucket wash
One bucket of soap, one of rinse water, with grit guards in both. Dirt goes in the bucket, not back onto the paint. It is slower. It is why the paint does not swirl.
Clay bar every time
Paint feels rough for a reason: rail dust, tar, tree sap, and overspray bond to it. A wash does not remove those. Clay does, and sealant bonds better afterward.
Steam, not just spray
Steam cleans vents, seams, and cup holders without soaking the electronics or leaving chemical residue for you to breathe.
Honest quotes
Ranges by size, final number after photos, and no surprises when we finish. If we find something worse than expected, you hear about it before we touch it.