The owner is on every car.
Luxury Detailing Auto Spa is Emad Atieh’s studio in Northeast Philadelphia. Emad prices the work himself and is in the studio for every installation, so the person who quotes your car is the person accountable for it.
Ten years detailing. Five years installing film.
Emad has been detailing cars for ten years and installing paint protection film for five. The film came second on purpose — PPF sits on top of paint that has to be right first, so the correcting and finishing had to come before it.
In practice that means the person who prices your car is the person who works on it. The work is done in this studio by Emad and his team, and when a panel needs redoing he is the one who decides it has to come off and start again.
It also means the estimate reflects the car in front of him rather than a menu. How much correction the paint needs, how much of the car you want covered, and what condition it arrives in are things only an inspection answers — which is why we quote after looking at the car.
Certified, and certified to teach it.
Three SkyGloss credentials. The third is the one most installers do not hold: training other installers is a separate certification from being certified to install.
The certificates themselves are shown on the SkyGloss page, along with the product range and what the distributor role means for other shops.
Indoors, climate-controlled, all year.
Film and coatings are unforgiving of the wrong conditions. Dust that lands under a film panel is trapped there permanently, adhesive behaves differently when it is cold, and a coating applied in a cold room cures unevenly.
Working indoors in a controlled space reduces those variables rather than removing them entirely. It also means the job happens under proper lighting — the swirls and wash marks you cannot see in daylight are exactly the ones that show up at a low sun angle, and they are why a car can look clean and still look wrong.
And it means the work does not stop for weather, which matters in a city that gets salt on the roads for a third of the year.
From lease returns to weekend cars.
Daily drivers, family SUVs, work trucks, lease returns and luxury cars all come through the studio.
Three-row SUVs and minivans tend to arrive with the heaviest interior work — a season of children and sports leaves more behind than most people expect. Lease returns get a different job: improving the car’s condition before the inspection. We cannot guarantee how a leasing company will assess wear — that decision is theirs. What we can do is make sure the car is as good as it can reasonably be before it is seen.
The cars people book film and coatings for are usually the ones they intend to keep: Porsche, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Tesla, Audi, Lexus, Range Rover, Corvette. Those owners tend to arrive already knowing what they want, and the conversation is usually about how much of the car to cover rather than whether to cover it.
Four things, in the order they build on each other.
Paint correction makes the paint right. Film protects it. A coating makes it easier to keep clean. Detailing is the reset for everything else.
Detailing — a full exterior and interior reset — is also available. See what it covers.
Northeast Philadelphia, minutes from Bucks County.
The studio is at 10065 Sandmeyer Ln, Suite W405, Philadelphia, PA 19116. It is an easy run up from Bensalem, Feasterville-Trevose, Huntingdon Valley, Langhorne, Newtown, Abington and Doylestown, and reachable from Center City.
Come see the studio.
Ten years detailing, five years installing film. Send a photo of your car and get a personalized estimate.