Concept project by WEBAUR Not a real studio

Process

A day in the bay.

One car at a time. The steps below describe how a commissioned workshop site could tell that story. They are not a booking, and they do not describe a real day of work.

01

Inspect, then agree.

The paint is looked at in good light, the package is confirmed in writing, and the work does not start until that is clear. On a live site this is also where a deposit would be taken.

A matte black Audi parked on cobblestones, used as atmosphere — not a photograph of the fictional Telakkakatu address
02

Wash, then decontaminate.

A careful hand wash, then clay and chemistry as the package requires, so the polish is not working over grit.

A Porsche being rinsed in an indoor wash bay
03

Correct, to the paint.

Machine work follows the agreement: a single stage, or several, until the finish matches what was written down — not a promise of a measured result on this page.

A foam polishing pad working across a dark bonnet
04

Protect, then return.

A sealant or a ceramic coating, as agreed, and an interior that has been gone through. The car leaves when the work is finished, not when a slot runs out.

Tyre dressing being applied to an alloy wheel