One detailer, start to finish.
603 Suds is Anthony Buggea. He's based in Plaistow, New Hampshire, and he drives to you, from the Lakes Region down to the Massachusetts towns along the border. The person who answers your text is the person who details your car.
- Owner
- Anthony Buggea
- Home base
- Plaistow, NH
- Known for
- Paint correction and ceramic coating
- Call or text
- 603-257-0301
603 is the area code. Suds is the hand wash.
New Hampshire has one area code, and every car here takes the same beating: salt in winter, mud in spring, sap and pollen in summer, wet leaves in fall. The name is the whole idea. Local, and done by hand.
Who you're actually hiring
Anthony runs 603 Suds on his own. There's no call center and no crew you've never met. He books the job, shows up, details the car, and walks around it with you when it's done.
Because he comes to you, the work happens in your driveway or your work parking lot. All he needs is a spot for the car, an outdoor water spigot and an outlet nearby.
His work runs from maintenance hand washes to full interior resets and paint correction with ceramic coating. Recent jobs include two BMW M340is, a Jeep Wrangler Willys and a classic Cadillac Eldorado, and nearly every one ends up on his Instagram.
In his own words
How Anthony talks about the work, straight from his Instagram captions.
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“Get that salt off!”
2024 BMW M340i, February 2026
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“Ol’ caddy shining pretty good.”
Cadillac Eldorado, February 2026
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“Haven’t done one like this in a while!”
Cloth interior, February 2026
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“Had to show some love to the 3 series.”
2025 BMW M340i, June 2026
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How a full detail actually goes
See what each package includes-
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Look it over together
Before anything gets wet, Anthony walks around the car with you. Problem spots, stains, anything you want extra attention on. You know the price before work starts.
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Foam and rinse
A thick foam pre-wash loosens salt, sand and road film so it rinses away instead of getting dragged across the paint.
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3
Hand wash
Two buckets, clean mitts, one panel at a time. Wheels, tires and wheel wells get their own tools so brake dust never touches the paint.
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4
Decontaminate
Iron remover, tar remover and a clay bar pull out what washing leaves behind, until the paint feels smooth under your hand.
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Inside, top to bottom
Vacuum, then shampoo and hot-water extraction for carpets and cloth seats. Leather gets cleaned and conditioned. Vents, cup holders, door jambs and seat rails all get done.
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Protect, then walk around again
A sealant goes on so the next round of salt and grime rinses off easier. Then you go over the car together, and anything you're not happy with gets fixed before you pay.
The part he's known for
Most cars in New Hampshire have swirl marks: fine circular scratches from automatic washes and dirty towels that make paint look dull in the sun. Paint correction is machine polishing that takes them out, so the paint reflects like it did new.
A ceramic coating goes on after. It's a hard, slick layer that bonds to the paint, so salt, sap and bird droppings rinse off instead of sticking. It won't stop rock chips, but it makes every wash after it faster and keeps the gloss for years with proper hand washing.
Fall is the best time to book it, before the roads get salted.
What you can count on
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The price, up front
You'll know what it costs before any work starts. If the car needs more than expected, you hear about it first.
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Straight answers
If a stain won't fully lift or a scratch is too deep to polish out, he'll tell you before you pay, not after.
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By hand, every time
No tunnel washes, no spinning brushes. Every car gets washed and dried by hand.
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Done when you're happy
The job ends with a walk-around. Anything you're not happy with gets fixed on the spot.
Ready when your car is.
Book online in a minute, or call or text Anthony at 603-257-0301. See more of his work on Instagram at @603suds.