Lubbock's prevailing winds come from the west and southwest, which puts west Lubbock on the leading edge of everything blowing into town. That means more caliche exposure than the rest of the city, not less. Slide Road or Indiana south to the South Loop, then east to Frankford. If your vehicle faces that wind daily, coating is the upgrade that actually changes things.
You're in west Lubbock — Brownfield Highway, Canyon Lakes, the neighborhoods stretching out toward the city's western edge — and you want a real auto detail. The quick washes near the Brownfield corridor are not it. The drive-through tunnels leave brush marks. The coin-op bays use hard Lubbock water and leave mineral deposits on every horizontal surface. Delicate Details on Frankford Ave is your shop — a short south Lubbock drive from anywhere in the Canyon Lakes area or along the Brownfield Road corridor — and the vehicles we return to west Lubbock residents look genuinely transformed.
Lubbock's prevailing winds come from the west and southwest. That means west Lubbock is on the leading edge of everything the South Plains blows into town:
We keep the service menu simple. Three stages, priced by vehicle size, no hidden fees:
| Stage | What's Included | Sedan | SUV / Truck | Oversized |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 — Essential Detail | Exterior hand wash, clay bar, tire dressing, interior vacuum and wipe-down | $195 | $220 | $240 |
| Stage 2 — Full Reset & Protect | Steam interior clean, protectant on all plastics and leather, clay bar decon, 6-month ceramic sealant | $350 | $375 | $400 |
| Stage 3 — Premium Detail | Everything in Stage 2 plus machine paint correction — swirl marks, oxidation, and scratches removed before sealant | $695 | $795 | $895 |
West Lubbock vehicles with significant caliche buildup or UV haze typically start at Stage 2. The steam interior clean removes embedded dust from vents, seat seams, and door pockets that a vacuum misses entirely. The 6-month ceramic sealant gives the paint real protection against the west-wind dust that will arrive again tomorrow. Stage 3 with machine correction is the right call for vehicles showing swirl marks, water spot etching, or early-stage UV oxidation on horizontal surfaces.
From Canyon Lakes or the Brownfield Highway corridor, take Slide Road or Indiana Ave south to the South Loop 289, then head east to Frankford Ave, then south a short distance to 13209 Frankford Ave, Suite 4, Lubbock TX 79424. From most west Lubbock neighborhoods the drive is 10 to 15 minutes. We're open weekdays at 9 AM and Saturday at 10 AM.
Drop off when we open. Go run your Saturday errands, your workday, whatever you have going. We'll call or text when the vehicle is ready. Stage 1 takes two to three hours, Stage 2 takes four to six, and Stage 3 is a full day. No waiting on-site required.
If your vehicle faces Lubbock's prevailing west winds every day, ceramic coating is the most effective upgrade you can make. A ceramic coating bonds semi-permanently to your clear coat and creates a hydrophobic surface that sheds caliche dust, hard water, UV rays, and road contamination. Coated vehicles stay cleaner between washes, resist the daily dust load dramatically better, and maintain paint quality for years longer than unprotected surfaces.
We offer 2-year, 5-year, and 10-year ceramic packages starting at $799. Every package includes full decontamination prep and machine paint correction before the coating is applied — so the paint is right before it's protected. Call us at (806) 855-8042 or book online below.
Brownfield Road to Frankford Ave is a short south Lubbock run. Drop off your vehicle and get it back looking better than the day you bought it. Zero corners cut.
Book Your Detail →Yes. We are shop-based in south Lubbock and customers drive in from West Lubbock and across the South Plains. Because coating and correction need a controlled environment, the work happens at our shop rather than at your location.
Ceramic coating needs a dust-free, temperature-controlled space to bond and cure. In West Texas wind and caliche dust, an outdoor application traps contamination in the cured layer, and that cannot be fixed without removing and redoing it.
A detail is most of a day. Ceramic coating is typically multiple days, because decontamination, correction, application and cure each need their own time. We give you a real timeline up front.
We are shop-based at 13209 Frankford Ave, Suite 4 in south Lubbock, open Mon–Fri 9am–5pm and Sat 10am–5pm. Ceramic coating in particular needs a dust-free, temperature-controlled space to cure properly, which is not achievable outdoors in West Texas.