We don't polish paint.We measure it backto mirror.
Every swirl is light scattering the wrong way. Drag across the panel to strip the haze into a coated, mirror finish — and watch gloss, defect removal and protection read out on the meter, the way we log every car that leaves the bench.
No mystery, no "trust us." Five stages, and you get the numbers from both ends.
01
Intake & paint-depth reading
We map clearcoat thickness in microns across every panel with an electronic gauge, so correction stays safely inside the paint.
02
Decontamination
Foam, two-bucket wash, iron dissolver and clay pull bonded fallout the wash leaves behind — the surface has to be clean before it's cut.
03
Machine correction
Under raking LED, we compound and refine by hand-checked passes until swirls, holograms and etching read out of the gloss meter.
04
Ceramic & infrared cure
Panels are wiped to bare, coated with Lustre C9, then flash-cured under IR so the 9H layer cross-links hard, not soft.
05
Final inspection & log
We re-read the gloss, photograph each panel, and hand you the before/after sheet with your warranty card.
The reflection test
You can't fake distinctness of image.
Gloss isn't shine — it's how sharply a surface returns the light above it. Here's the same overhead strip, reflected off four finishes we measured this month.
Readings taken on a 60° gloss meter under fixed studio light. Every finish is drawn live in your browser — no photos, no filters.
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“I've had three shops touch this car. Lustre is the only one that showed me the paint-depth numbers first, then the gloss reading after. The GT3 looks wet standing still — and eight months of Arizona sun later, it still beads like day one.”
Tell us what you drive and what's bothering you. Andre reads the paint, walks you through what correction it can safely take, and quotes on the spot — no obligation to book.