Machine polishing by Zavier Han, then genuine Angelwax ceramic, cured indoors and warrantied up to 5 years.
Indicative prices by car size and paint condition. We confirm yours on WhatsApp.
Refresh a coated or waxed car.
Just collected it? Protect it once, properly.
Swirls and holograms out, then sealed.
Our deepest wet-look gloss.
Motorbike coating from $250 · Window tinting from $380 (LTA-compliant)
Single-layer Angelwax ceramic
Multi-layer Enigma ceramic system
Graphene-infused top layer, slicker finish
01Scope & tier agreed on WhatsApp first.
02Paint checked under light. Safe wash, clay, fallout off.
03Machine polished to the agreed finish.
04Genuine Angelwax, cured indoors.
05Handover walkthrough + aftercare kit.
Move across the paint
Swirls are fine scratches in the clear coat. A wash can’t reach them and wax only hides them for a week or two. Machine polishing takes them out.
Machine polished
As it arrived
Same car, same lights, before and after. Tap to play or pause.
"Did the Korrek ceramic coating for the first time. My car had paint specks previously and the team did a miracle job to make it so smooth and shiny. Like brand new!"
"Workmanship was 10/10 and what sealed the deal was the aftersales support. They've gotten a customer for life — future cars will definitely be coming here."
"Sent my car in for their Enigma ceramic coating and it turns out even shinier than before — whole car feels smooth and slick and so much more glossified! Staff were very friendly."
"My trusted detailer. My 5 years' experience with them never disappoints. The shine is brighter than my future! Friendly team and boss. Highly recommend."
Founded by Zavier Han.
Singapore is hard on paint: strong UV, acid rain, bird lime and industrial fallout etch clear coat fast, and roadside washes grind in swirls. A ceramic coating bonds to your paint as a hard, water-repelling layer, so dirt struggles to stick and the gloss lasts years instead of weeks.
Service pricing depends on your car's size, paint condition and the coating tier — so we quote you directly rather than hide behind a fixed menu. Product prices are listed plainly in our shop. We agree the scope and number of correction stages with you before any work starts.
It depends on the tier. Solaris is rated around 3 years, while Enigma Genesis and Nebula graphene are rated up to 5 years when professionally applied and inspected. Real-world life depends on how the car is washed and stored — we cover this in your aftercare brief and back it with a warranty plus a 12-month inspection.
A wax sits on top of the paint and lasts weeks to a few months. A ceramic coating chemically bonds to the clear coat, forming a hard, glossy layer that resists UV, acids, fallout and water-spotting for years. We do both — and we'll tell you honestly which suits your car and budget.
Our Angelwax pro coatings carry a manufacturer-backed multi-year warranty when applied by an accredited installer and cured indoors — exactly how we work. It includes a 12-month inspection where we check the coating, top it up if needed, and keep your protection in spec.
A maintenance detail is usually same-day. A new-car coating is typically 1–2 days including indoor cure. A full correction plus coating can run 2–3 days depending on the paint and the number of stages. We confirm the timeline on WhatsApp before you drop off.
Yes, within LTA limits. The front windscreen and front side windows must meet minimum Visual Light Transmission rules, so we fit LTA-compliant film up front and can go darker on the rear where permitted. Our tint also blocks heat and UV — which matters far more than colour in Singapore's climate.
Yes — that's the point of Thirty3. The same genuine Angelwax chemistry we apply is on our shelf and in our online shop at fair SGD prices, alongside Korrek (Finland). We're the authorised distributor for both in Singapore & SE Asia, so everything is sourced direct.
Studio 51 Ubi Avenue 1, #03-22, S408933
Hours Mon–Sat · 10:00–19:00
WhatsApp +65 8484 7701
Book on WhatsApp →We usually reply within the hour during studio hours.
