Cut, polish and ceramic coating for tractors, trucks and cars, done one machine at a time by one very stubborn perfectionist. From field-faded to mirror gloss.
Cut, polish and ceramic coating are the specialty, the work that makes faded iron look better than new. Full detailing rounds it out.

The money work. Multi-stage cut and polish to pull years of oxidation out of the paint, finished with a sealant wax or a long-life ceramic coating that keeps the shine and sheds the grime.

Tractors are home turf. Full wash-down, degrease, cab deep-clean, polish and dressing. Combines and heavy equipment welcome too.

Pickups, daily drivers and weekend toys. Same fussiness as the big iron, with cut, polish, ceramic and interior work that makes a vehicle look showroom-fresh.
Same panel, same light. The only thing that changed is the hours of cut and polish in between. Use the arrows to move through the jobs.
A faded, field-worn Hitachi ZX130 taken back to a wet, glass-deep finish with a full cut, polish and ceramic coat. Hover the photo and use the arrows to move through the job.






Fresh before-and-afters, satisfying polish clips and the odd combine glow-up, posted straight from the shop.
Every job is priced per machine, since size, condition and finish all factor in. Here's where things start. Call or text for a firm quote.
Prices are starting points and vary with size and condition. Travel beyond a 30-minute radius is $0.60/km. Jody will confirm a firm price before any work begins.

The Detail Junction started with a ladder, a polisher, and a refusal to hand back anything less than spotless. Based in Fergus and serving Centre Wellington and the surrounding countryside, I cut, polish and ceramic-coat tractors, trucks and cars for people who take pride in their machines and want top dollar when it's time to sell.
No crew, no shortcuts. When you book the Junction, the person who answers the phone is the same one up the ladder with the polisher.
The calendar fills fast, especially before auction season. Call or text to lock in your spot.