Car Detailing for Chevrolet Avalanche

Detailing your Chevrolet Avalanche

Avalanche owners kept them because nothing replaced them, so the ones we detail have been to the cottage every summer for years. The bed system is where the work is: three tonneau panels with seals full of leaves, storage boxes that hold water and a midgate that collects sand. We clean and dry all of it, then bring the cab and the faded plastic bed walls back. Oxidized paint and cloudy headlights are usual at this age and both respond well to restoration.

What we watch for on a Avalanche

• The three tonneau panels and their rubber seals trap leaves, water and grit; we remove or lift them, clean the seals and the channels and dry them
• Bedside storage boxes hold water and smell musty; we clean and dry them with the lids open
• The midgate seal and the folding rear seat back collect sand and salt where the cab meets the bed
• Plastic composite bed walls fade grey; a trim restorer brings back the colour
• Most Avalanches are now over a decade old with cloudy headlights and oxidized paint on the hood and roof; restoration and polish bring them back

Pickups: work on the outside, family on the inside

Trucks get the roughest outside treatment and a surprisingly family-sized inside. We deal with bed rails, step bars, tar and tailgate grime on the outside, and crew-cab rear seats and floor liners on the inside.