Car Detailing for Jeep Compass

Detailing your Jeep Compass

The Compass is often a first new car for someone in Brampton or Mississauga and it gets a commuter's life on the 401 and 410. The glossy console shows fingerprints, the cloth shows salt and the cargo floor shows groceries, and we take care of all three with gentle cleaners and a proper extraction. Older first-generation cars get their plastics and bumpers restored. Outside, a wash, decontamination and sealant protect the paint and the black trim through winter.

What we watch for on a Compass

• Glossy black console trim on current cars scratches and shows fingerprints; a plastic-safe cleaner and plush microfibre
• First-generation cars are now old with scuffed hard plastics and faded black bumpers; a matte dressing and a trim restorer help
• Light cloth seats show salt rings; hot-water extraction is where the time goes
• Trailhawk trucks pack mud into the wheel wells and the lower cladding; a hand wash with brushes
• The small cargo floor shows ring stains from groceries; extraction restores it

Compact SUVs: cargo areas that do everything

Compact crossovers are family cars, gear haulers and dog taxis in one. The cargo floor, the rear seatbacks and the door sills collect the most dirt, while taller bodies catch more road spray along the sides.