A 1967 Mustang with flawless single-stage paint

Experts in Preserving Original Materials

Detailing a classic car is an exercise in preservation, not just cleaning. Modern techniques can destroy vintage materials. A detailer who uses the wrong polish on single-stage paint can "burn" right through it, requiring a full respray and destroying the car's value.

Our "Local Nuance" is our deep expertise in these delicate materials. We are one of the few shops in San Diego specializing in single-stage paint correction (paint with no clear coat), concours-level prep for car shows, and the gentle preservation of original vintage leather and chrome.

"I brought them my 1967 Mustang with swirled, hazy paint. They performed a full single-stage correction. The depth and color are incredible. Luis is an artist."

Mark H.Collector

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. This is a highly specialized skill. Unlike modern paint, there is no clear coat. We use specific polishes and pads designed for single-stage paint to restore depth and gloss without "burning" through the original paint.

Yes, this is a common request for concours-level prep. We use a "dry" method with steam, compressed air, and specialized brushes to safely clean the engine bay without flooding sensitive electronics.

Gently. Vintage leather is not 'coated' like modern leather. It must be cleaned with a pH-neutral cleaner and then treated with a conditioner that contains natural oils (like lanolin) to restore suppleness and prevent cracking.