Car Detailing for Lincoln Aviator

Detailing your Lincoln Aviator

The Aviator is the Lincoln families in Vaughan buy when the Explorer feels too plain, and it has the leather, wood and glass to prove it. Three rows and captain's chairs mean a lot of places for a child to hide a snack, and we find them. Each material in the cabin gets its own cleaner, the 30-way seats get cleaned in every position, and the big wheels get gentle products. A sealant or ceramic coating finishes the paint for the winter ahead.

What we watch for on a Aviator

• The second-row captain's chairs leave an aisle to the third row that collects crumbs and salt from kids' boots; we vacuum and steam it along with the seat pedestals
• Thirty-way front seats have many seams and movable cushions where debris hides; we extend the thigh supports and clean beneath them
• Alcantara headliner on Black Label cars needs dry cleaning with a soft brush; a wet cleaner leaves marks
• Twenty-one and 22-inch wheels with bright finishes need pH-neutral cleaners and a soft brush to keep the finish intact
• Grand Touring models have a fender-mounted charge port whose door and recess collect salt; we clean and dry it

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.