02 · Interior restoration package
One package covers upholstery deep cleaning, surface treatment, odor management and full cabin detailing. Each stage is recorded, and every material is tested before a product touches it.
Fabric and leather cleaned section by section, after a material test confirms safe chemistry and realistic drying time.
Trim, panels and touchpoints treated and protected, with inclusions and exclusions confirmed before work starts.
Source assessment first, then treatment. Odors may be reduced; elimination is never promised in advance.
Creases, seams and storage areas finished by hand, followed by a quality check against the inspection notes.
02 / Services
Each line below is a documented stage: inspection, material test, treatment, quality check. Durations are studio estimates for a mid-size cabin and are confirmed after inspection, together with what is included and what is not.
Fabric and leather seats, door cards, armrests, headliner edges. A hidden patch is tested first, then low-moisture extraction and a controlled dry so panels do not warp.
Trim, plastic, vinyl and stitch lines get a cleaning pass, then a conditioner matched to the material. We record the product and the finish so re-treatment stays consistent.
We find the source first, clean the affected surfaces, then treat the cabin air path. Treatment may reduce odors noticeably, but it does not guarantee elimination.
Full interior pass: vents, rails, cubbies, glass, boot trim. Finished with a short walkthrough of the work log and care notes for the next few weeks.
04 / Process notes
Every interior is inspected and tested before treatment. We record what the material can take, what it cannot, and what the finished cabin will realistically look like.
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A hidden area is cleaned first. We check color fastness, fiber lift, and how the surface reacts to the product before it touches a visible panel.
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Some damage sits below the surface. Cleaning restores hygiene, texture and appearance, but it does not rebuild worn material.
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Odor treatment reduces the source of the smell and improves cabin air. It does not guarantee full elimination where contamination sits in insulation or the ventilation system.
Paint protection reduces environmental contamination and makes routine washing easier. It does not prevent stone chips, scratches or every form of damage.
Final scope and price are confirmed after inspection, with inclusions and exclusions written into the estimate.
Book an inspection05 / Inspection request
Interior restoration starts with an inspection and a material test. We read the upholstery, the surfaces and the cabin condition first, then hand you a written scope with inclusions, exclusions and time estimates. Odor treatment can reduce odors; it does not guarantee elimination.