Questions about detailing with Upstate Auto Detailing

Both. The shop is at 40 North Street in Saratoga Springs, and we can also come to your home or workplace. Coating work comes out better indoors, and if yours is one of those jobs we'll say so when we quote.

It cures into a layer over the clear coat, so dirt lets go easier and water beads off. It won't fill scratches, which is why we correct the paint first. Stone chips are a job for paint protection film.

It depends on the vehicle and its condition, so we quote after seeing it. As a guide, a full detail generally runs $475-$650 and ceramic coating $900-$1,550 or more depending on the correction needed.

We work across Saratoga Springs & the Capital Region. We travel 50 miles or more, with a travel fee past 25.

Our ceramic coatings are warranty-backed, and the work is recorded on the vehicle's CARFAX history so it follows the car.

No. We aren't BBB accredited and don't have a BBB profile. The fullest record of our work is our Google reviews, which you can read in full on our Google Business Profile.

Yes. Between upstate winters and dogs, that's most of the interior work we see, and both come out with extraction. It's part of the quote from the start.

Paint correction removes defects: the fine scratching in the clear coat that makes paint look dull or spiderwebbed in sunlight. A ceramic coating protects and changes how the surface behaves. It goes on over corrected paint, because it seals in whatever is underneath it.

No. A coating does not stop stone chips. That is what paint protection film is for: it has real thickness and absorbs the impact on the front bumper, hood edge and mirrors.

Not always. A lot of cars only need one, and we'll tell you which when we look at the paint.

Yes, we come to you. Coating work comes out better indoors at the shop on 40 North Street, and we'll tell you if yours is one of those jobs.