Car Detailing for Porsche Cayenne

Detailing your Porsche Cayenne

The Cayenne is a family SUV that happens to have a Porsche badge, and the Woodbridge and Richmond Hill families who drive them use every bit of it. We foam the beige leather, extract the carpets and clean the glass-look console with nothing abrasive. Outside, the enormous wheels need an iron remover before a brush, the Coupe's rear spoiler gets flushed and the plug-in charge port is cleaned by hand before a sealant goes on.

What we watch for on a Cayenne

• Twenty-one and twenty-two-inch wheels carry heavy brake dust that bakes onto the barrels; an iron remover and a long brush are needed every wash
• The glass-look haptic console on current cars scratches from rings and bags; a plush microfibre and a glass-safe cleaner only
• E-Hybrid cars have a charge port on the rear fender that collects salt spray; we clean the flap and surround with a brush and damp cloth
• Mojave Beige and Truffle leather in a family SUV show denim, chocolate and sunscreen; a foaming cleaner and a soft brush do the job
• The Coupe's sloped rear glass and spoiler trap water and grit; we flush and dry both before polishing, and the Turbo GT's carbon roof gets a coating

Midsize SUVs: three rows of places to hide crumbs

With a third row, a big cargo area and plenty of child-seat anchors, midsize SUVs hide a lot of mess. We work through each row and each seat track so nothing is left behind.