Detailing · Poznań

Detailing pricing rules

These rules apply to every detailing service at SPRAWNO. You'll find the prices on each service's page — here is how we calculate them and what applies to all of them.

Prices

All prices are gross prices and cover labour as well as the standard chemicals and consumables needed to carry out the described scope of work.

Prices from

For items marked “Price from”, the final price depends on the size of the car, the type of materials, the level of soiling and the condition of the surface.

Individual quote

Services marked “Individual quote” require an inspection of the vehicle and confirmation of the technology, scope, materials and completion date.

Size classes

A small car means a city or compact car; medium – a saloon or estate; large – an SUV or large estate; XL – an MPV, minibus or seven-seater. The class affects the time and materials used.

Inspection

Before the service we carry out an inspection and photographic record of visible damage, equipment and the condition of the paint and interior.

Personal belongings

The customer should remove documents, money, electronics, child seats and other personal belongings from the car, unless leaving them has been agreed in advance.

Heavy soiling

Pet hair, mould, spilled substances, biological soiling and excessive amounts of sand, mud or rubbish may require a surcharge confirmed before the additional work begins.

No guarantee of complete removal

We do not guarantee the complete removal of old stains, odours, etch marks, discolouration, deep scratches or damage whose safe removal could worsen the condition of the part.

Weakened materials

Old, previously repaired, peeling, cracked or unstable materials may be excluded from the service or given a reduced scope of work after consultation with the customer.

Paint

Before correction we measure the accessible painted panels and match the process to their condition. The safety of the paint takes priority over removing the maximum number of defects.

Paint correction

Polishing improves the look of the paint but does not replace paint repair of stone chips, cracks, corrosion, rub-throughs to the primer or deep scratches.

Protective coatings

The declared durability of a coating depends on the specific product, the surface preparation, how the car is used, washing and carrying out the required maintenance.

Curing time

After applying wax, sealant, impregnation, a ceramic coating or film, the customer is told when the car may be washed, wetted or used normally.

Interior drying

The collection time after wet cleaning depends on the temperature, humidity, type of material and the amount of water used. We release the car once a safe level of dryness is reached.

Ozone treatment

Ozone treatment is carried out only in an empty vehicle, with no people, animals or plants inside. After the treatment the car is aired. The treatment does not replace cleaning the source of the odour.

Engine bay

Engine bay cleaning is carried out after assessing the wiring and protecting sensitive components. Active leaks, makeshift wiring and damaged connectors may rule the service out.

Headlamps

Once the degraded factory layer has been removed, the headlamp lens must be given a dedicated UV protection. Polishing compound alone or an ordinary quick detailer is not durable protection.

Films

PPF, wrapping and window tinting are carried out once a clean area, the specific manufacturer's technology and staff training are in place.

Additional work

Any surcharge for additional cleaning, removal work, restricted access, extra material or an extended scope of service requires the customer's prior consent.

Damage found

If during the work we find damage, a leak, corrosion, material coming unstuck or any other obstacle, we stop that stage and contact the customer.

Vehicle collection

At collection the customer is informed about the work carried out, the protection applied and the recommendations for further care.

Waste water and waste

Chemicals, waste water, soiled materials and packaging are stored and handed over in line with the requirements for the given type of waste and the site's installations.

Customer-supplied parts

With customer-supplied parts the workshop is responsible for correct fitting, but not for the quality, fit or durability of those parts.