Six services, one bay on Connecticut St. Find the one that matches what you want changed or protected, then open its page for specs, options and the number.
Almost every car that comes through gets one of these six — a new color, protection, darker glass, or the old vinyl taken back off. Several stack in one visit.

Re-skin the whole car in a finish paint cannot do. The factory panels stay sealed underneath, and the vinyl comes back off when you are done with it. Full builds run to $3,500.

Clear urethane over the panels that take the hits — bumper, hood, fenders, mirrors. Invisible once it is on. Partial front $800–$1,200, full front $1,500–$2,500, full body $5,000–$8,000.

A bonded layer that makes water bead and dirt let go, so washing takes less work and the gloss holds. Priced after we see the finish, since prep is most of the job.

One area instead of the whole car: hood, roof, mirrors, stripes, or every chrome trim piece blacked out. The cheapest way to change a car's face.

Carbon or ceramic film cut to your glass. Both reject 99% of UV; carbon holds back 77% of heat, ceramic 88%. Full vehicle is $300 in carbon, $380 in ceramic.

Vinyl that is lifting, fading or simply finished comes off in sections and the adhesive is cleaned up behind it. Priced once we see the age and state of the film.
Most people arrive with a problem, not a product name. Match yours below and follow the link.
A full wrap changes every panel. A partial wrap changes the hood, roof or trim for a fraction of it.
PPF is the physical shield against chips and road rash. Ceramic coating is the slick layer that keeps dirt and water from sticking.
Tint deals with the heat and glare inside the cabin — up to 99% UV and 88% heat rejection on ceramic film.
Removal comes first. We can pull the old vinyl and quote the next look in the same conversation.

Wrap, film, coating or tint — the car is prepped, worked, then walked around with you before the keys go back. Drop in on Connecticut St, or send photos and we will price it from there.
The shop sits in Hayward, Alameda County, under two miles from the CA-92 on-ramp and about three from I-880 — most of the East Bay is a short drive from the door.
Yes. Tint with a chrome delete, or film with a coating, are common pairings. List everything you want when you ask for the quote and we will schedule it as a single drop-off instead of two.
Send the year, make and model with a few photos, or call (510) 945-3404. Quotes are free and carry no obligation. The starting prices on this page are real, but panel count and paint condition move the final number.
23839 Connecticut St, Ste 6, Hayward, CA 94545. Monday to Friday, 11:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Closed Sunday.
Send your vehicle and the services you are weighing up. We come back with the price and the time it takes.