Interior Vehicle Repair and Restoration Services

The fiber structure of leather has no definite pattern. This characteristic allows the leather to stretch in all directions from normal daily use without damaging the leather itself.

Because only the top layer of leather is dyed, normal daily use causes stretching of the surface coating (dye color). As a result of this stretching the dye coat produces micro cracks that are not visible to the human eye, but are the beginning stages of normal wear creases.

Over time, dust, body oils, and salts from our skin, foods, beverages, and even substances from pets transfer into these creases producing one or more defined lines at first and then multiple lines we call normal wear creases that travel in various directions. They appear to be cracks, but this is actually the beginning of color loss in the wear creases. If left untreated these areas will deepen and can eventually peel or crack open. In addition, UV rays and heat breakdown the nutrients applied to the leather during the tanning process causing them to evaporate resulting in premature dryness and loss of flexibility.

You can slow down this degradation and extend the durability and pliability of the leather by replacing the loss of the lanolin's and oils on a regular basis. This applies to leather that is new or leather that has been owned before. To avoid damaging your leather you should consult with experts from Color Glo Intl before applying cleaners or conditioners to your leather.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF YOUR PAINT

Pro Auto Detail is the exclusive distributor of OPTIMUM POLYMER TECHNOLOGIES PRODUCTS in Dallas- FT. Worth. We chose OPT products because of their ease of use, superior quality results, durability, and amazing value our customers demand. All of the OPT products are developed by the owner, Mr. David Ghodussi, PHD, organic chemist with 12 years of experience developing paint care systems for the DuPont and PPG automotive divisions.

The cleaning, polishing, waxing, and sealing abilities of OPT products produce a deep, reflective, shimmering, durable finish which includes UV inhibitors to help protect the paint from "free radical" degradation that attacks the pigment and coloration in the paint.