“Full detail” is not a universal checklist. The useful question is which interior materials, exterior surfaces and condition problems are included in the written scope for your specific vehicle.
Interior work follows material and condition
A cabin plan can include vacuuming, touchpoint cleaning, glass, crevices, vents, mats, carpet, leather or fabric care. Stains, pet hair, odor and biological contamination may require separately approved methods and time.
Exterior work goes beyond a quick wash
The exterior can include careful washing, wheels, tires, jambs, glass and condition-appropriate decontamination. Clay, correction or longer-term protection should be named separately so the expected finish is clear.
A good quote makes limits visible
Photos and an inspection help distinguish removable soil from permanent wear, damaged material, chips, etching or paint defects. That prevents a package name from becoming an unrealistic promise.