Car Detailing for Ram Ram 1500

Detailing your Ram Ram 1500

Ram 1500s come to us as everything from a Tradesman full of drywall dust to a Longhorn that has never carried anything heavier than hockey bags, and the detail changes with it. We empty the RamBox bins and the in-floor storage, blow out the dust before any wet cleaning, extract the carpets and clean the leather with products that respect the saddle colours. The bed, tailgate and flares get washed and protected and the paint gets a sealant for the salt.

What we watch for on a Ram 1500

• RamBox bins drain but collect leaves, water and sand; we open, rinse and dry them
• In-floor storage bins under the rear floor mats hold spills and tools; we empty and clean them
• Longhorn saddle leather and filigree stitching hold dust in the pattern; a soft brush before a gentle cleaner, then a conditioner that does not darken it
• TRX and Rebel trucks with wide flares and 35-inch tires pack mud into the rear wells and jambs; hand wash with brushes
• Classic-body trucks are old enough for hazy headlights and faded cladding that restore well

Pickups: work on the outside, family on the inside

Trucks get the roughest outside treatment and a surprisingly family-sized inside. We deal with bed rails, step bars, tar and tailgate grime on the outside, and crew-cab rear seats and floor liners on the inside.