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1. CAR WASH:

Focus: Exterior cleaning.
Scope: Typically includes washing, rinsing, and drying the car's body, wheels, and tires.
Methods: Can be automated (touchless or tunnel washes) or hand-done.
Duration: Relatively quick, usually 10-30 minutes.
Cost: Generally less expensive than detailing.
Protection: Minimal to no protection for the paint or interior.
Focus: Exterior cleaning.
Scope: Similar to a car wash, but done manually by a person.
Methods: Often involves using specialized soaps and tools to gently wash the car without causing scratches.
Duration: Slightly longer than a car wash, as it's done manually.
Cost: Generally more expensive than a simple car wash, but less expensive than detailing.
Protection: May include a wax or sealant for some protection, but less thorough than detailing.
Focus: Deep cleaning, restoration, and protection of both the exterior and interior.
Scope: May include paint correction, waxing, polishing, clay bar treatment, interior cleaning, and sometimes even engine bay detailing.
Methods: Done by hand using specialized tools and high-quality products.
Duration: Significantly longer, often 2-6 hours or more, depending on the scope of work.
Cost: More expensive than both car washes and hand washes.
Protection: Provides greater protection for the car's paint and interior, helping to preserve its appearance and value.