See it before you spec it.

Describe a finish in your own words. We render it on your actual car — properly, not generated — and send the sheet ahead to the shop that will lay it down.

Body

Wheels

Calipers

Finish

Gloss

Tint

20 / 05

OC Detailing in Fremont holds this paint

How it works

Three steps, and one of them is just looking.

Describe it

Plain words, the way you'd say it to the shop. "Satin nardo, gloss black wheels, bronze calipers." No dropdowns, no colour picker, no wheel of hexadecimal.

See it

Your car, rendered properly. Change one thing and only that thing changes — and going back three ideas is instant, because we've already rendered them.

Send it

The shop gets a sheet with every colour code on it, not a screenshot. Nobody has to ring you up to work out what you meant by "kind of a bronze".

Every part, not just the paint

The catalogue is the authority.

It will never offer you a caliper finish on a car with no painted calipers, or a carbon roof on a car that was never built with one. What you can ask for is what your car actually has.

Body paint218 finishes

Wheels40 finishes

Calipers16 finishes

Glass tint6 grades

TrimGloss, satin, deleted

BadgesRetain or delete

Render, then reality

The only proof that actually counts.

Every render is content-addressed — the same specification returns the same file, today or in six months. What earns trust though isn't the hash. It's the photograph the owner sends back.

The rendera3f9c2…e17b

The carOwner photo

Photograph of the finished car, supplied by the owner after collection.

The handoff

What the shop actually receives.

Not a screenshot and not a mood board. A sheet with supplier codes on it, six renders, and a revision number, at the version you signed off.

Specification 0271REV C · 992.2 GT3 · issued to K. Xu

Body
Wheels
Calipers
Glass	20 front / 05 rear	CER-IR20
Finish	Gloss, ceramic sealed	—
Trim	Retained as delivered	—

Where it goes

One shop near you reads these.

We'd rather have one shop that actually works from the sheet than a directory full of ones that don't. Send yours and they'll have the codes before the car arrives.

OC Detailing

Fremont, California · serving the East Bay

Paint correction Ceramic coating Vinyl wrap Wheel refinishing

Works from LiveryLens sheets Typical lead time 3 days

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Stop describing it. Show them.

OC Detailing in Fremont already works from LiveryLens sheets.

Before you ask

Fair questions.

Is this an AI image?

No. Every frame is a render from your car's real geometry, with real materials and real lighting. That's why the same spec always returns the same car — and it's the reason a shop will accept it at all.

Will the shop actually honour it?

The sheet carries supplier colour codes, not colour names. Shops in the network confirm against a sprayout card before mixing, the same as any custom job. A render is where the conversation starts, not where it ends.

What cars are supported?

Forty models across Porsche, BMW M, Audi Sport and Toyota, with the part list measured per model. If yours isn't there, tell us and we'll add it.

What does it cost?

Free to spec, and free to send. You pay the shop for the work, at their price. We take nothing out of the job.