About the Studio
Small on
purpose.
One bay, one car and a team who’d rather do less work properly than more work quickly.
Coachline began in 2014 with a friend’s tired grand tourer and a lot of patience. The owner had been told it needed a respray. It needed careful polishing instead, and two days later it looked like a different car.
That’s still how we work. We measure before we touch anything, and we tell people when they don’t need the expensive option. Most of our work now comes from those conversations.
A coachline is the fine hand-painted line along a car’s body. Nobody notices it until it’s missing. We named the studio after it because that’s the kind of detail we care about.
How we work
Measure first
Depth readings on every panel, recorded and shared with you.
Say what’s needed
If a wash and a sealant will do, that’s what we’ll quote.
Finish indoors
Nothing leaves until it has cured and been checked in daylight.
The team
Ellis Marr
Founder and lead detailer
Priya Anand
Film technician
Tom Hale
Studio manager
Fictional people, used as sample content.
