Car Detailing for Ford Maverick

Detailing your Ford Maverick

The Maverick found its audience fast in the GTA, especially among condo owners who wanted a bed for weekend projects without a full-size truck in the garage. The cabin uses hard, textured plastics on purpose, so our interior work is more scrubbing and dressing than shampooing, though the cloth seats still get a proper extraction. We dig out the under-seat bin and the deep door pockets, clean the short bed and its slots, and seal the paint for salt season.

What we watch for on a Maverick

• The interior plastics are intentionally hard and textured, which makes them easy to clean but also means dust settles into the grain; a soft brush and a matte dressing work better than a wipe
• The open bin under the rear seat holds everything from jumper cables to dog food, and spills in there go unnoticed for months
• Short bed with the FLEXBED slots and the plastic bed-liner option collects leaves and grit in the slots; we flush them out when washing the bed
• Door pockets are deep and wide, so they fill with receipts, masks and crumbs — we empty, vacuum and wipe them rather than just dusting the tops
• Hybrid models are often used for city commuting and rideshare deliveries, so the front seat and console see more wear than the bed

Pickups: work on the outside, family on the inside

Trucks get the roughest outside treatment and a surprisingly family-sized inside. We deal with bed rails, step bars, tar and tailgate grime on the outside, and crew-cab rear seats and floor liners on the inside.