Car Detailing for Maserati Quattroporte

Detailing your Maserati Quattroporte

The Quattroporte is a long Italian sedan that is often driven by someone other than its owner, so the rear compartment gets the careful treatment: natural leather cleaned gently and protected, silk inserts brushed dry and the carpet extracted. The soft paint on the long hood gets a fine polish and a coating. Older fifth-generation cars usually need a headlight restoration and a leather conditioner that undoes years of glossy silicone sprays.

What we watch for on a Quattroporte

• Zegna silk inserts are vacuumed with a soft brush and never wet cleaned
• Pieno Fiore natural leather absorbs dye and oils and is cleaned gently with a foaming product, then conditioned and protected
• The long rear seat is where chauffeur-driven owners sit, so the rear leather, door panels and carpet get as much time as the front
• Soft Maserati clear coat on the long hood and roof shows swirls; a fine polish and a coating restore the depth
• Older fifth-generation cars have aged clear coat, hazy headlights and leather that has gone shiny from silicone products; a correction, a restoration and a matte conditioner help

Luxury cars: soft paint, delicate trim

Premium interiors use more leather, open-pore wood and gloss trim, and premium paint is often softer. We use gentler chemistry, soft microfibre and slower machine passes so nothing is marred.