Car Detailing for Lincoln Navigator

Detailing your Lincoln Navigator

A Navigator is a rolling living room, and whether it carries a family to a Muskoka cottage or clients from the airport, it needs to look flawless inside. We clean each material in the cabin with its own product, from open-pore wood to Alcantara, and we get the aisle, cupholders and captain's chair bases spotless. Outside we handle the running boards, the big wheels and the acres of paint, finishing with a sealant or ceramic coating that holds up to a GTA winter.

What we watch for on a Navigator

• Black Label interiors mix leather, open-pore wood and Alcantara, and each needs its own cleaner; open-pore wood in particular should never get a glossy dressing
• Captain's chairs in the second row have power controls and seat-mounted cupholders that collect spills, and the aisle to the third row is a crumb highway
• The panoramic roof and the 2025 pillar-to-pillar screen show every fingerprint and every bit of haze; we use a streak-free glass cleaner and a lint-free cloth
• Power running boards deploy with each door opening and pack with salt in the mechanism and underneath; we rinse them extended and retracted
• Twenty-two-inch wheels with chrome or bright finishes need gentle, pH-neutral products because harsh wheel acids dull them

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.