Car Detailing for Nissan Rogue

Detailing your Nissan Rogue

The Rogue is one of those vehicles that seems to be in every second driveway from Brampton to Markham, and the ones we detail range from spotless Platinums with quilted leather to family haulers with cereal in every seam. The Divide-N-Hide cargo panels come out so we can clean the shelves and gaps they create. Light interiors get a full extraction, the quilted leather gets a gentle brush and cleaner, and the paint gets polished and sealed.

What we watch for on a Rogue

• The Divide-N-Hide cargo panels create shelves and gaps that collect grit and need to be removed and cleaned
• Platinum's quilted semi-aniline leather needs a pH-balanced cleaner worked in with a soft brush
• The optional third row on previous-generation cars is tiny and usually full of forgotten items
• Light grey cloth and leather show denim dye and slush marks
• Panoramic roofs and gloss-black trim pieces show water spots and are finished dry

Compact SUVs: cargo areas that do everything

Compact crossovers are family cars, gear haulers and dog taxis in one. The cargo floor, the rear seatbacks and the door sills collect the most dirt, while taller bodies catch more road spray along the sides.