Car Detailing for Jeep Liberty

Detailing your Jeep Liberty

The last Liberty is now an old Jeep, usually owned by someone who bought it for the four-wheel-drive and never saw a reason to replace it. We bring the interior back with a full extraction and a matte finish on the plastics, and if it has the canvas Sky Slider roof we clean and protect the fabric and clear its tracks. Outside, the oxidized paint, grey bumpers and hazy headlights all respond to restoration, and a sealant protects the result.

What we watch for on a Liberty

• The Sky Slider canvas roof, where fitted, needs a fabric cleaner and a protectant and its tracks hold leaves and grit
• Hard plastics scuff and go shiny; a cleaner and a matte dressing
• Dark cloth hides years of dirt until extraction
• Hazy headlights, faded bumpers and oxidized paint on the roof and hood are usual at this age and restore well
• The flip-up rear glass seal and the hatch channel collect salt and grit

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.