Serving Beaverton, OR from Multnomah Village

Car Detailing, Window Tinting and Paint Protection for Beaverton Drivers

Where Beaverton drivers get their cars detailed and protected

Custom Details is an in-house auto detailing, paint protection film, ceramic coating and window tinting shop at 3433 SW Multnomah Blvd in Multnomah Village, on the southwest side of Portland. For most of Beaverton that is a 15 to 20 minute drive outside rush hour, which puts us closer than a lot of the shops people find when they search for car detailing in Beaverton. Every service is performed inside our shop by our own team, under our own lights, and not in a parking lot.

 

This page covers how to get here from Beaverton, what Beaverton driving does to a car, what each service costs, and how our pick-up and drop-off service works if you would rather not make the trip yourself.

Getting to Custom Details from Beaverton

From central Beaverton, Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway (OR-10) east or OR-217 south to the Allen Boulevard exit both lead to SW Garden Home Road, and Garden Home Road becomes SW Multnomah Boulevard and runs straight to our door. From Murray Hill, Progress Ridge or Sexton Mountain, take Hall Boulevard to Oleson Road, then Garden Home Road. Cedar Hills, Cedar Mill and West Slope drivers can skip the highways entirely and come in on Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway.

 

Plan on about 15 to 20 minutes outside rush hour. Between 4 and 6 pm, OR-217 and the Beaverton-Hillsdale corridor slow down, so an early morning drop-off is the easiest way to avoid it. We are open Monday through Friday from 8 am to 6 pm and Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm.

What Beaverton driving does to your paint and glass

A Beaverton commute usually means the Sunset Highway. US-26 through the Vista Ridge Tunnel and over Sylvan is one of the busiest stretches of road in Oregon, and every winter ODOT sands the Sylvan hill when it ices. That sand and gravel gets thrown by tires for weeks afterward, and it lands on hoods, bumpers, mirrors and the leading edge of the roof. If your front end has a constellation of small chips, US-26 is usually why.

 

OR-217 adds its own wear. It is a short freeway with a lot of merging, which means you spend a lot of time close behind trucks. Canyon Road and Tualatin Valley Highway are lower speed but heavier on stop-and-go grime, brake dust and road film. Add nine months of rain, tree debris in the older neighborhoods near Cedar Hills and Raleigh Hills, and a summer sun that bakes interiors in office parking lots around Nike and the Beaverton Central area, and a daily driver ages fast without protection.

Services and pricing for Beaverton customers

Window tinting from $99

Our car window tinting packages use Global films and start at $99 for a windshield strip, $159 for the front two windows matched to factory rear glass, $229 for a full windshield and $279 for a full vehicle surround. Ceramic IR tint, which rejects about 70 percent of infrared heat and up to 99 percent of UV, runs $159, $259, $325 and $599 for the same four coverages. Every install follows Oregon law: 35 percent light transmittance on the front side windows, non-reflective film only on the top six inches of the windshield, and darker film behind the driver on trucks, SUVs and vans with mirrors on both sides.

Paint protection film with a 10 year warranty

For US-26 commuters, Global Films paint protection film is the one product that physically stops rock chips. It is a self-healing TPU film backed by a 10 year manufacturer warranty against bubbling, cracking and yellowing. Partial front covers the bumper, partial hood and mirrors. Full front adds the whole hood, fenders, headlights and door cups and takes one to two days. Full body coverage takes four to five days. Pricing depends on the vehicle, so ask us for a quote. Matte film starts at $2,599 for a full front on our matte PPF page.

Feynlab ceramic coating

A Feynlab ceramic coating will not stop a rock, but it makes the rain, road film and pollen that a Beaverton car collects rinse off with a hand wash instead of a scrub. We offer four tiers: the 1 year coating, Ceramic V3 with a 3 year warranty, Ceramic Plus with a 5 year warranty and a Matte coating rated for about 3 years. Every tier starts with paint correction so the coating locks in a clean finish. Ask us for a quote based on your vehicle size and paint condition.

Exterior and interior detailing from $89

On the exterior and interior detailing page you will find a hand wash from $89, an exterior detail with single stage polish from $499, engine bay detailing from $50, a basic interior detail from $139 and a full interior detail from $259. Our full detailing packages combine inside and out: Basic from $199, Full from $399 and Full plus Polish from $599. Trucks and SUVs add $79 on the full packages.

Pick-up, drop-off and white glove service

If a trip to Multnomah Village does not fit your day, we offer pick-up and drop-off for Beaverton customers. We collect the vehicle from your home or office, bring it to the shop for the work, and return it when it is finished. Just mention it when you book and we will schedule the transport around your calendar.

 

Keeping multiple vehicles, an exotic, or a special car that rarely leaves the garage? Select high-end vehicles, exotics, and collector cars may qualify for white glove service at your location. Ask us about special arrangements when you call.

Bought the car on Canyon Road? Read this first

Beaverton has one of the densest stretches of new car dealerships in the state along SW Canyon Road, and most of them will offer a paint and fabric protection package at signing. Before you say yes, read our post on dealer protection packages versus a dedicated shop. A dealer package is usually a spray sealant applied by the lot crew; a Feynlab coating or Global PPF is installed by a specialist who preps the paint first. If you already signed, bring the car in anyway and we will tell you honestly what it needs.

 

We also welcome drivers from Tigard, Lake Oswego, Hillsboro, Gresham and Vancouver, WA.

Beaverton frequently asked questions

How far is Custom Details from Beaverton?

About 15 to 20 minutes outside rush hour. Take Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway or OR-217 to Allen Boulevard, then Garden Home Road, which becomes SW Multnomah Boulevard and leads directly to our shop at 3433 SW Multnomah Blvd in Multnomah Village.

Do you offer pick-up and drop-off for Beaverton customers?

Yes. We can collect your vehicle from your home or workplace in Beaverton, complete the detailing, tint, coating or film work at our shop, and return it to you. Ask for pick-up and drop-off when you book so we can schedule the transport.

Is ceramic coating enough protection for a daily US-26 commute?

A ceramic coating makes washing easier and protects against UV and chemical etching, but it does not stop rock chips. For a car that runs the Sunset Highway every day we recommend paint protection film on at least the front bumper, hood and mirrors, with a ceramic coating over the rest of the vehicle if you want the gloss and easy washing.

What window tint is legal on a Beaverton registered car?

Oregon allows tint that leaves 35 percent or more total light transmittance on the front side windows, with reflectance of 13 percent or less, and only the top six inches of the windshield may be tinted. Trucks, SUVs and vans with mirrors on both sides may run darker film behind the driver. We install to those limits and provide the certificate Oregon requires you to keep in the vehicle.

Ready to book from Beaverton? Call (971) 400-1406 or send us the quick quote form with your vehicle and the services you are considering, and we will reply with pricing and the next available day.