Car Detailing for Mercedes-Benz Sprinter

Detailing your Mercedes-Benz Sprinter

Sprinters are working vehicles, from Brampton contractor vans to Pearson hotel shuttles and camper conversions, so we plan the detail around what the van does. Cargo floors get degreased and pressure-washed, shuttle benches get shampooed and the sliding door tracks get cleared of grit. The roof and upper panels are cleaned from a step because they never get touched otherwise, and oxidized white paint on older fleet vans polishes back surprisingly well.

What we watch for on a Sprinter

• High-roof vans are too tall to clean from the ground; we bring a step and extension poles for the roof and the upper side panels where road film collects
• Cargo floors in work vans get washed with a degreaser and pressure, then dried; plywood liners cannot be soaked and are swept and wiped instead
• Passenger shuttle vans need the bench seats shampooed and the floor extracted, and the sliding door track is cleaned of the grit that jams it
• Older white fleet vans have oxidized paint and rusty wheel arches; a polish brings the white back and we note any rust for the owner
• Diesel vans leave soot on the rear doors around the exhaust, and the rear door hinges and step collect salt and mud

Vans and minivans: the busiest interiors on the road

Minivans and vans see more spills, seat-belt buckles, snack crumbs and cargo than any other category. Sliding doors, seat tracks and cargo tie-downs all need attention.