Car Detailing for Mazda MX-30

Detailing your Mazda MX-30

The MX-30 was only sold in BC and Quebec, so the handful in the GTA came here with their owners, and they are unusual enough that we treat each one carefully. The cork trim on the console is real cork and cannot be soaked, the rear-hinged doors expose jambs that collect dust, and the three-tone paint has a black roof and contrasting pillars that need separate polishing attention. The recycled fabric seats clean with a gentle product and extraction.

What we watch for on a MX-30

• The cork console trim must not be soaked; we wipe it with a barely damp cloth
• Rear-hinged rear doors expose long jamb surfaces that collect dust each time they open
• Recycled fabric seats are cleaned with a gentle fabric cleaner and extraction
• The three-tone paint has a black roof and contrasting pillars that need separate polishing care
• The front compartment is sealed electrical equipment and is cleaned without water

Electric vehicles: quiet, glassy and light on the engine bay

EVs have big glass roofs, minimal controls on screens, vegan leather and no engine bay to degrease. The work is mostly about glass clarity, screen-safe cleaning, paint protection and careful wheel and charge-port care.