Concours and
Prepared for the Lawn. Ready for the Show.
Judges study every panel from inches away. Wet Look prepares entrants so the finish never stands between the vehicle and its moment.
What We Handle
Finish Scrutiny, Answered Before It Begins
Concours work rewards restraint. The goal is an honest, flawless presentation of the vehicle as it truly is.
Pre-event evaluationEach vehicle is reviewed against how it will be judged or shown, before any work begins.RequestMeasured correctionCorrection is limited to what the vehicle needs, with original and single-stage paint protected.RequestJudging-day presentationAttention to the areas judges examine closely: jambs, edges, brightwork, glass, and interiors.RequestOn the lawnMorning dew, dust, and pollen managed through judging, so the vehicle looks as it did when it arrived.RequestShow dayHeld to one standard from the first judge to the final award.RequestAccurate presentationThe finish is brought to its best without misrepresenting the vehicle's condition or history.Request
Concours Readiness
Prepared for the Judge's Eye
Concours preparation rewards restraint: a finish that is deep, clear, and correct for the vehicle, with its originality respected.
- Paint read by type, age, and condition
- Methods suited to single-stage and period finishes
- Final inspection before the vehicle takes the field
Preparing a Vehicle for Judging?
Tell us the event, the date, and the vehicle. Earlier engagement allows more careful work.