ATV Detailing
A quad after sand and clay is harder to clean than a car: the dirt packs into the ribs of the plastics, into the chain and into the suspension. Left there, the chain starts eating the sprockets and the plastics fade in patches. We wash everything by hand, clean and lubricate the chain and put the suspension back in order. After treatment the plastics stop looking grey.
What's included
- ✓Hand wash, no pressure on the seals
- ✓Chain cleaned and lubricated
- ✓Plastics protected from the sun
- ·Hand wash of the body and frame, no jet blast on the seals
- ·Clay washed out of the plastic ribs and guards
- ·Chain cleaned, dried and lubricated
- ·Suspension and shock absorbers washed
- ·Seat and grips cleaned
- ·Plastic colour restored and UV protection applied
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About this service
A quad after sand and clay is harder to clean than a car: the dirt packs into the ribs of the plastics, into the chain and into the suspension. Left there, the chain starts wearing the sprockets and the plastics fade in patches and turn grey.
We wash the body and frame by hand without aiming the jet at the seals. Clay is washed out of the plastic ribs and guards, and the suspension and shock absorbers are cleaned separately. The chain is cleaned, dried and lubricated. The seat and grips are cleaned, the colour of the plastics is restored and UV protection is applied, after which they stop looking grey.
The work takes about two and a half hours. The master comes to your home or garage with all the equipment, so there is no need to transport the quad anywhere, and the work is checked against a checklist before handover. A Carnauba hand wax, wheel ceramic or pink snow foam can be added. The master records the work on a body camera, so you can see exactly what was done.