Formula Dynamics Performance

Services · Detailing & Paint Protection

Correct.Coat.Protect.

Paint correction, full interior and exterior detailing, ceramic coating, and paint protection film for exotic and luxury cars — at Formula Dynamics Performance in Las Vegas.

Full detail
from $89.99
Ceramic coating
from $299
Paint correction
from $699
Protection film
from $299
Rear fender of a gloss black supercar after paint correction, with studio light bars reflected as sharp lines in flawless paint
The same fender before correction, with swirl marks and haze visible around the reflected light bars
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Why It Matters Here

What the Desert Does to Paint

Las Vegas is hard on a finish in three specific ways. Each one has a specific answer.

  • UV & heat

    Months of direct sun and triple-digit summers bake clear coat, fade trim, and dry out leather faster than almost anywhere else in the country.

    Answer:Ceramic coating
  • Fine dust

    Desert dust settles on everything. Every wash without the right method drags it across the paint — that is where swirl marks come from.

    Answer:Paint correction
  • Highway debris

    Rock chips from the 15 and the 215 land on the front bumper, the leading edge of the hood, and the mirrors first.

    Answer:Paint protection film

Detailing Menu

Priced Before You Book

Four services, in the order the paint needs them. Starting prices cover a car in typical condition; the final number is confirmed after we inspect the car — never after the work.

Paint protection film is priced below

Correct

Fix what is wrong with the paint before anything goes on top of it.

Technician machine polishing the hood of a dark supercar under studio light bars, with a tape line splitting corrected and uncorrected paint

Paint Correction

Machine polishing that removes swirl marks, holograms, water spots, and light scratches from the clear coat instead of hiding them under glaze. Multi-stage where the paint needs it, measured with a paint depth gauge first so nothing is over-worked.

  • Decontamination wash and clay
  • Paint depth readings before polishing
  • Compounding and refining stages as needed
  • Inspection under detailing lights, panel by panel
Detailer cleaning the leather and carbon fiber interior of a supercar with a soft brush, doors open in a dark studio

Interior & Exterior Detailing

A proper reset for a car that gets driven. Hand wash and dry outside, wheels and tires, glass, and a full interior — vacuum, every surface, leather, and trim — done with the care an exotic interior requires.

  • Hand wash, wheels, tires, and door jambs
  • Interior vacuum and surface cleaning
  • Leather and trim wiped down and conditioned
  • Interior and exterior glass
Cars
$89.99
Trucks & SUVs
$109.99
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Coat

Lock the finish in against sun, water spots, and chemical etching.

Close-up of a gloved hand applying ceramic coating to a car door with a suede applicator block, the coating flashing in rainbow colors before leveling

Ceramic Coating

A hard, chemically bonded layer over the clear coat that resists UV, water spotting, and chemical etching — and makes every wash after it easier. Applied after correction, so the coating locks in a finish worth keeping.

  • Panel prep and surface wipe-down
  • Applied panel by panel, then leveled
  • Cure time before the car goes back outside
  • Aftercare guidance for the first wash
Water beading on a ceramic-coated leather seat bolster inside a supercar

Interior Ceramic Coating

Coatings formulated for leather, fabric, plastics, and suede-style trim. They repel spills and dye transfer from clothing and slow UV fade on the surfaces the sun hits hardest — dash tops, seat bolsters, and door cards.

  • Deep interior clean before coating
  • Material-specific coatings for leather, fabric, and plastic
  • Protection against spills and dye transfer
  • Slows UV fade on dashes and seats
Wide view of a detailing bay with a white supercar centered under long LED light bars

Under the Lights

Inspection lights don't lie.

Every car is walked panel by panel under the same light bars before the work starts and after it ends. The finish has to hold up there, not just in the sun.

Protect

Paint Protection Film

A clear urethane film applied over the paint that takes the rock chips, scuffs, and bug etching so the finish underneath does not. Invisible on the car, and designed to be removed later without harming the paint.

Gloved hands squeegeeing clear paint protection film onto the front bumper of a silver supercar
Top-down diagram of a car showing the panels covered by the selected paint protection film packageFrontRear

Front Clip PPF · Full front bumper, full hood, both front fenders, mirror caps, and headlights.

Select a package to see its coverage

  • Covers: Full front bumper, full hood, both front fenders, mirror caps, and headlights.

    The package most owners start with: every surface that faces the road at freeway speed.

Book a Film Install

Packages combine — front clip plus door jambs is a common pairing. Full-car pricing is confirmed after we see the car.

In the Bay

How a Car Moves Through Detailing

Five stages, always in this order. Skipping one is how swirls end up sealed under a coating.

  1. Wash & decontaminate

    Foam pre-wash, hand wash, iron remover, and clay — so nothing is ground into the paint in the stages that follow.

  2. Inspect & measure

    Paint depth readings and a walk-around under detailing lights, panel by panel, before a polisher touches the car.

  3. Correct

    Compounding and polishing stages matched to the paint's hardness and condition. We stop when the finish is right, not at a set time.

  4. Coat or film

    Ceramic coating or paint protection film goes on in a controlled bay, over paint that has been fully prepped.

  5. Cure & hand over

    Coatings cure and film sets before the car leaves, and you get plain-language care instructions for the first weeks.

Questions

Before You Book

Straight answers to what owners ask most. Anything else — call the shop.

Ceramic coating or paint protection film — which one do I need?

They solve different problems. Film is a physical barrier against rock chips and scuffs, so it belongs on the surfaces that take impacts: the front clip, mirrors, and rocker areas. Ceramic coating is a chemical barrier against UV, water spots, and etching, and it makes washing easier. Many owners do both — film on the front, coating over the whole car including the film.

What does "and up" mean on the pricing?

The starting price covers a car in typical condition. Larger vehicles, heavily swirled or previously polished paint, and extra coverage change the time and materials involved, so we confirm the final number after inspecting the car — before any work starts.

Do you detail trucks and SUVs?

Yes. Interior and exterior detailing is $109.99 for trucks and SUVs, and paint correction, coatings, and film are quoted on the vehicle.

Is paint correction safe on original paint?

That is why we measure first. Paint depth readings tell us how much clear coat there is to work with, and we choose the least aggressive combination of pad and polish that gets the result. Correction is about removing as little material as possible, not as much.

Can I book detailing with other service work?

Yes. Detailing pairs well with a service visit, and dry ice blasting is the right preparation for the underbody and engine bay before a full protection package.

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Book Your Detailing Visit

Tell us the car, what's bothering you about the paint, and what you want protected — we'll confirm the package and the price before you drop it off.

Or call (702) 430-1040