The Details

Close enough to see the work.

Three groups of surfaces, and what is actually being looked at in each. Every photograph here is illustrative concept imagery, not a record of completed work.

01 / Surfaces

What a surface looks like depends on the material and how it has been treated. This is what we look at before deciding what it needs.

Illustrative concept image: a reflection held across dark paint — Paint, at an angle — this is where swirls show up first.Illustrative concept image

Illustrative concept image: leather perforations and stitching seen closely — Leather: texture, perforations and stitching, before anything is applied.Illustrative concept image

02 / Edges

The edges are where careful work is easiest to see, and where rushed work is easiest to spot.

Illustrative concept image: alloy wheel spokes and the tyre sidewall — Wheel faces and sidewalls, reached without touching the panels.Illustrative concept image

Illustrative concept image: trim meeting a rubber seal with water beading away — Where a panel meets its seal: cleaned and dried, not just rinsed.Illustrative concept image

03 / Spaces

Interiors are cleaned in an order, from the top down, so that earlier work is not undone by a later step.

Illustrative concept image: knurled metal dials and matte black dashboard buttons — Controls and vents, cleaned without leaving residue on the surface.Illustrative concept image

Illustrative concept image: a clean, orderly car cabin with a dark interior — The space you sit in, once everything else is finished.Illustrative concept image

Questions about a specific surface?

Describe the material and what you have noticed — that is usually enough to know what is realistic.

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