Client Testimonials & Featured Projects
At Carsmotology, precision isn’t a promise, it’s a standard upheld on every vehicle that enters the shop. From meticulous paint correction to professional ceramic coatings and paint protection film, each review above reflects the trust drivers across Boerne, San Antonio, and New Braunfels place in our craftsmanship. Scroll below to see more of our work and explore the level of refinement and protection that defines every project. When it’s time to elevate and protect your own vehicle, Carsmotology is ready.
Paint Corrected & Ceramic Coated Split Window Corvette
This classic split window Corvette restomod came to Carsmotology from our good friends at Cruzer’s Customs for a full multi-stage paint correction and professional ceramic coating application. The goal was to refine the finish, eliminate swirl marks and light imperfections, and elevate the depth and clarity of the deep navy paint. After meticulous correction work, the surface was sealed with a high-performance ceramic coating to enhance gloss, add hydrophobic protection, and preserve the finish long-term. For a deeper look at the process and products used on this project, read the full breakdown on the blog.
View the Full Split Window Corvette Project- A fully corrected and ceramic coated split window Corvette restomod, captured from the rear three-quarter angle.
- Iconic split window rear design enhanced with high-gloss ceramic protection.
- Flawless reflections and sharp body lines after correction and ceramic protection.
- Mirror-like reflections across the sculpted rear fender after paint correction.
- The ceramic coating amplifies depth and clarity across the rear body lines and chrome accents.
- A timeless silhouette restored and protected with professional detailing.
- A timeless silhouette restored and protected with professional detailing.
1986 Ferrari Testarossa — Paint Correction & Ceramic Coating
This 1986 Ferrari Testarossa came to us through our friends at Boerne Stage Kustoms, and the owner wanted the paint to finally match the presence of the car. We started with a careful foam wash and clay bar, taped off every edge, and removed the rear badge so no painted surface was left untouched. From there it was a full multi-stage paint correction with Rupes polishers, erasing swirls and haze across the big panels and working the tight areas around the strakes by hand. After a dedicated panel-prep wipe to strip the polishing oils, we sealed everything with NXTZEN 365 Pro ceramic coating for lasting gloss and easy, safe washing. The red turned deep and wet-looking, and the strakes threw clean mirror lines once the correction was done.
View the Full Testarossa Detail- The correction arsenal laid out. Trim taped off and the full lineup of Rupes polishers, pads, and compounds ready to go.
- Head-on, the corrected nose and hood showing even reflection with no haze.
- The rear badge reinstalled after correction. We removed it during polishing to reach every inch of paint.
- The corrected and coated Testarossa against classic Hill Country limestone.
- Side profile showing the full length of the Testarossa after correction and coating.
- Rear three-quarter at golden hour. Deep, even gloss across the whole tail.
- Ready for pickup. The Testarossa came and went by enclosed transport.
- Rear quarter and wheel detailed and coated, paint reading deep and wet in the evening light.
- The signature side strakes throwing clean mirror reflections once the swirls were polished out.
- Front three-quarter of the finished car, gloss standing out against the light rock.
Paint Corrected & Ceramic Coated 1967 Camaro SS/RS
This 1967 Camaro SS/RS restomod came in with a repaint that had seen better days. Years of swirl marks and rotary buffer trails had buried the gloss, and the rear trunk lid still wore its original single-stage paint. We started with a thorough wash and clay bar decontamination, then taped the edges and pulled the badges. From there we ran a multi-stage paint correction, cutting the deeper defects with a wool pad and coarse compound before refining the finish with a fine pad and polish for true depth and clarity. After a proper panel prep, we locked everything in with CCi Revolution ceramic coating for a slick, high-gloss, long-lasting finish, and added a 12-month ceramic to the porous matte Forgeline wheels to keep them easier to clean. We also detailed the engine bay, door jambs, and interior to match. Every step was done with material awareness and discipline to bring this iconic big-block build back to its intended finish. Read the full project breakdown to see exactly how it was done.
View the Full 1967 Camaro Project- Sky reflected in the deck lid.
- Warm light on a wet-look hood.
- The whole package from the front corner.
- Aggressive stance under a big Texas sky.
- Sunlit and gleaming by the rock wall.
- 396 Turbo-Jet badge and wheel detail.
- That mirror-like rear quarter says it all.
- Redline tires and a flawless red glow.
- Redline tire meets mirror-finish red.
Paint Corrected & Ceramic Coated MK4 Supra
This MK4 Supra underwent a full decontamination, precision wet sanding for mineral deposit removal, and a meticulous two-step paint correction to restore depth and clarity across every panel. Water spotting on the hood, roof, trunk, and bumper required controlled 3000-grit refinement before polishing, while faded trim was restored and old badges were replaced to ensure no detail was overlooked. The process concluded with proper alcohol-based surface prep and application of a professional ceramic coating for long-term protection. Every step was executed with material awareness and discipline to bring this iconic platform back to its intended finish. Read the full project breakdown to see exactly how it was done.
View The Full MK4 Supra Project Breakdown- Refined gloss and depth visible in direct sunlight.
- Balanced reflections and corrected finish across the door and quarter panel.
- Enhanced gloss and protection following ceramic coating installation.
- Clarity and reflection restored through precision polishing.
- Water spotting eliminated and gloss restored across hood and fenders.
- Restored clarity across roof, hood, and trunk panels.
- Water spots removed and clarity restored across the rear bumper and trunk area.
- Low-angle rear shot showing refined gloss after two-step paint correction.
- Final inspection inside controlled lighting environment.
Paint Corrected & Ceramic Coated ’69 Corvette
This classic Chevrolet Corvette finished in single-stage Monza Red required a careful, preservation-focused approach. With delicate, aging paint and visible checking from years of exposure, the goal was enhancement without unnecessary material removal. Through controlled correction, detailed disassembly, badge restoration, and a properly applied ceramic coating, the finish was refined while maintaining its integrity. Every step prioritized long-term protection and respect for original paint.
View The Full ’69 Corvette Project Breakdown- Single-stage Monza Red finish refined with preservation-focused correction
- Balanced enhancement without over-polishing delicate paint.
- Restored gloss surrounding the Stingray emblem.
- Depth and clarity restored across hood and fenders.
- Improved clarity while protecting original paint integrity.
- Precision polishing around delicate trim and vent openings.
- Refined finish across doors and quarter panels.
- Rear fascia refined and protected with ceramic coating.
- Improved reflection and depth on curved body lines.
- Enhanced depth and smoothness across aging paint.
- Enhanced gloss and clarity across rear deck and quarter panels
- Refined curvature and protected finish with ceramic coating.
- Controlled polishing preserved delicate paint thickness.
- Balanced enhancement across hood, fenders, and body lines.
Paint Corrected & Ceramic Coated 1960 Impala
This 1960 Impala arrived with tired, weathered paint that needed serious attention, and the goal was to bring the color back to life without cutting corners. We started with a thorough wash and a full clay bar decontamination, then moved into a multi-step paint correction using a mix of Rupes polishers and pads. The tightly curved rear hips got extra care with a compact three-inch rotary to reach every contour, followed by compound and a refined finishing polish for true clarity. To lock it in, we prepped the surface and applied CCI Advanced Ceramic Coating for a durability rating in the 30,000 to 50,000 mile range. We even removed the mirrors and emblems to correct the paint underneath, then polished the chrome, taillights, and aluminum wheels. This build came together alongside our friends at Cruzer’s Customs, who handled the engine and custom work. The result speaks for itself.
View The Full 1960 Impala Project Breakdown- The restored 1960 Impala by the water after its full detail
- Corrected paint and polished chrome along the front fender.
- The finished 1960 Impala under a dramatic Texas sky.
- Mirror-like reflection across the rear fin after correction.
- Sky and clouds mirrored in the freshly corrected hood.
- Front three-quarter view of the freshly corrected and coated Impala.
- Twin round taillights and chrome bumper polished to a mirror finish.
- The iconic 1960 Impala fins gleaming after paint correction and ceramic coating.
- Crossed-flags hood emblem, polished and protected.
- Clean side profile showing the Impala’s restored body lines and depth.
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