Car Detailing for GMC Acadia

Detailing your GMC Acadia

The Acadia has grown, shrunk and grown again over three generations, but every one of them around Pickering and Markham is a family vehicle with three rows of carpet and a third row that nobody vacuums. We fold the seats, clean the pedestals and aisle, empty the hidden floor bin and extract the carpets until they come back to colour. Leather gets cleaned and conditioned. Outside the long roof and hatch get a decontamination, polish and sealant, and older ones get their headlights restored.

What we watch for on a Acadia

• First-generation Acadias are old enough for heavy headlight haze and faded lower trim; both restore well and change the look of the truck
• The under-floor cargo bin collects wet gloves and crumbs; we empty it and dry it
• Captain's chair pedestals and the aisle to the third row are the dirtiest spots in a family Acadia; a crevice tool and steam get them
• Denali leather and the wide console lid show body oils and scuffs; a leather cleaner and a light conditioner keep them even
• The tall roof and long hatch collect sap and bird droppings on dark colours; a decontamination and polish bring back the gloss

Full-size SUVs: a lot of vehicle to clean

Large SUVs have enormous glass areas, wide cargo floors and tall panels. A proper detail takes time and the right ladder-free reach tools, and the finish shows it.