Intake & measurement
Paint depth read panel by panel. If the clear is thin, you hear it before we start.
Paint correctionCeramic protectionInteriorMetro Manila
Most dull paint is intact — it's scratched at a scale you can only see in direct light. We measure it, correct it, and protect what's left.

01 — Transformation
Nothing here is a filter or a wet-look dressing. Drag to see what a two-stage correction actually changes.


02 — Diagnosis
Six things account for almost every car that comes in. Pick the one that sounds like yours — it starts your build.






03 — Services
Paint is in good shape and you want it kept that way. No polishing, no risk to the clearcoat.
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You can see the defects and you want them gone. Depth is measured on every panel before a pad touches it.
Included

The finish is right and you want it to stay right through sun, rain and daily washing.
Included

04 — Build your detail
Answer six questions about the car and what you want from it. You get a recommended build, what it involves, and a sample estimated range in pesos.
05 — Process
Same six stages every time. The correction step is the only one that changes length.
Paint depth read panel by panel. If the clear is thin, you hear it before we start.

Iron dissolve, tar, mechanical clay. Nothing gets polished into the paint.
Test section first, then the least aggressive combination that clears the defect.

Holograms and micro-marring taken out under three light temperatures.
Panel wipe, coat, level, inspect. Then it sits indoors under cure lighting.
Photo record, what was corrected, what wasn't, and how to keep it that way.
06 — Work
Concept imagery for a fictional studio. Drop your own photography into any frame.






07 — Pricing guidance
Ranges, not quotes. Condition moves the number more than the badge on the hood does — which is why every job starts with an assessment.
Sample figures for this Philippine concept build. Final pricing depends on vehicle size, paint condition, and treatment required. Protect assumes a corrected surface; coating alone on uncorrected paint locks the defects in.
Get your range08 — Questions
No, and anyone promising that is guessing. Anything deeper than the clearcoat needs paint. We measure, tell you what will clear and what will not, and you decide before we start.
One day for a refresh, two to three for correction and coating, plus cure time indoors. Interior work happens in parallel, so it rarely adds days on its own.
Only if you want the corrected finish to survive year-round sun, rain and daily driving. Coating uncorrected paint just seals the defects under a harder layer — that is the one thing we will talk you out of.
Then we stop. Depth readings come first for exactly this reason, and you get the numbers. Protection and maintenance are still on the table.
Yes. Film is corrected differently to paint — lower heat, different chemistry — and coatings formulated for film go on top.
Two-bucket wash with pH-neutral shampoo, a dedicated drying towel, and a maintenance visit every six months — sooner for cars parked outdoors through the rainy season. We write it down at handover.
