Side by Side Detailing

Ocala Detailing uses professional-grade mud release agents and pH-balanced cleaners to lift stubborn Florida red clay from UTV surfaces. We follow this with a deep-cleaning foam bath and agitation to ensure all grit is removed from the plastics and suspension without scratching the finish.

Professional detailing is safer than DIY pressure washing. Ocala Detailing uses controlled, low-pressure steam and specialized degreasers to clean UTV engines. This method removes oily residue and caked-on mud while protecting sensitive electrical components, air intakes, and vent lines from water intrusion and damage.

While deep gouges from trail brush are permanent, we can significantly improve the look of UTV plastics using specialized polishing compounds. Our “plastic restoration” service removes light surface scratches and restores the deep, original color to faded fenders and body panels, increasing the vehicle’s resale value.

Most SxS windshields are made of polycarbonate or acrylic, which scratch easily with standard towels. Ocala Detailing uses ultra-soft microfibers and plastic-specific cleaners to safely remove mud and dust. We can also apply a rain-repellent coating to improve visibility during sudden Florida rain showers.

Yes, a full detail includes a comprehensive cleaning of the undercarriage, A-arms, shocks, and wheel wells. Removing caked-on mud from these areas is critical for preventing rust and allowing for a proper mechanical inspection of your CV boots, bushings, and brake lines.

Tire “browning” or blooming is caused by UV exposure and cheap dressings. Ocala Detailing deep-cleans the rubber to remove old oxidation and applies a premium, water-based UV protectant. This leaves a deep black finish that doesn’t attract trail dust or sling off while driving.

A professional “Sales-Prep” detail from Ocala Detailing is the best way to maximize your asking price. We perform a top-to-bottom deep clean, including engine degreasing, plastic restoration, and metal polishing. A spotless machine signals to buyers that the vehicle was well-maintained and not abused on the trails.