A full polishing range.
From cutting and one-step correction to final finishing.
Match coatings to PPF, vinyl, matte finishes, wheels, glass, trim and upholstery.

A towbar cover may sit in painted bodywork, yet its tabs, latch and surrounding mechanism have a different purpose from the cosmetic panel.

An exterior plastic dressing can make faded trim look darker while leaving a surface unsuitable for a new coating.

An exterior mirror housing may surround a camera lens, indicator, lamp, seal and folding mechanism.

A fuel-filler recess collects road dust, drips and dirt around several different materials.

A vehicle emblem can combine plated plastic, painted inserts, adhesive foam and a backing panel.

Check film condition, finish compatibility and the approved coating process before applying ceramic protection over paint protection film.

Choose a coating that preserves matte or satin appearance and avoid gloss-enhancing products or correction methods that change the sheen.

Evaluate wrap finish, condition and cleaning requirements before coating, and protect seams and edges during ongoing maintenance.

Match a glass coating to the application area, prepare the surface correctly and assess visibility and wiper behaviour after installation.

Check wheel finish and product compatibility, prepare intricate areas carefully and keep coating away from components that require friction.

Assess plastic type and condition, remove old dressing appropriately and test for even appearance before coating textured trim.

Identify the upholstery finish, clean without over-wetting and test a dedicated interior treatment before applying it across the seats.