Every wash here is done by hand with soft mitts and clean towels, not spinning brushes. That matters if you care about your paint. It's why owners of high-end cars have trusted this lot on South Dixie Highway for decades.
A hand wash means a person washes your car with a soft wash mitt and fresh soap, panel by panel, then dries it with clean microfiber towels. No automated tunnel, no spinning nylon brushes. The crew works around mirrors, badges, trim, and spoilers the way a machine can't, and they see problems up close, like tar spots or a scratch you hadn't noticed.
Automatic tunnel brushes carry grit from every car that went through before yours, and that grit is what puts swirl marks in paint. Hand washing avoids that. It's the standard the detailing world uses for a reason, and it's the difference between paint that still looks deep and wet at ten years old and paint that's covered in fine scratches.
If your car has dark paint (which shows swirls worst), a fresh paint job, ceramic coating, or you simply plan to keep the car a long time, hand washing should be your default. It's also the safe choice for convertible tops, aftermarket wheels, and anything with delicate trim.
“I've been coming to Super Shine for the past 10 years. Just last week they did a full detail — cleaned and conditioned all the leather, vacuumed everything, waxed the outside. Felt like I was driving a brand new car again.”
“I had multiple vehicles serviced and couldn't be more impressed. Attention to detail, professionalism, and quality across the board. Every car came out looking better than new.”
“The Best! Quality and customer service. Apart from the car wash, the window tinting is great and well priced. Highly recommend them.”
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