what is a whip, you ask?
+other frequently asked questions
"dang that whip clean bro"
It’s fascinating how the term whip has evolved to be more mainstream, essentially capturing the essence of cruising in style. ​
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As is the case for most language birthed from pop culture, whip emanates from the feeling or emotion derived when driving in a spirited fashion.
Similar to the term ride evolving from giving me a ride to "hey, nice ride," whipping your car around a corner or "hey, whip around and pick me up" eventually became "dang, nice whip!"
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The cream in whipcream seemed only fitting as essentially our service takes your car to the next level.
Whipcream - cherry on top, if you will.​​ Obviously also a play on whipped cream, which is super delicious.
So next time you hear someone mention their whip, just picture them smoothly cruising Big Cottonwood Canyon, enjoying their ride in style.​
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Book your next service conveniently online or give us a call anytime 385-306-1824.
We'll come to you and get that whip clean.
More Frequently Asked Questions + Answers
QUESTION - Is it true that automatic car washes actually damage your car's paint? ANSWER - Unfortunately this one is true, as I can personally attest to my car (2011 Saab 9-3 Aero) suffering severe paint failure after about a year of regular use at one of the local car washes. At first I thought these washes were awesome and convenient, which they are, but using the service daily will inevitably lead to faded paint with heavy swirl marks and/or scratches. No need to take my word for it. If you've been using one of the drive-thru washes regularly, next time take a close look at your paint job, especially the hood & roof surfaces. You'll notice heavy swirl marks and/or micro scratches. If not treated, these will become noticeable to the naked eye and lead to a super faded paint job. No bueno.
QUESTION - What are the benefits of getting my car professionally detailed? ANSWER - Detailing offers numerous benefits that make it worth considering professional services over a DIY approach. First, professional detailers possess specialized knowledge and tools that ensure a thorough cleaning, addressing hard-to-reach areas and using high-quality products for the best results. Second, they save you time and effort, allowing you to focus on other tasks while your vehicle receives expert care. Lastly, a professional detail can enhance your car's resale value by maintaining and protecting its surfaces, making it a smart investment in the long run.