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Obsidian Auto Detail will provide professional paint correction, ceramic coating, and interior restoration services from a purpose-built 2,800 sq ft detailing studio equipped with controlled-environment bays and specialist lighting rigs. The founding applicant holds IDA-certified master detailer status and spent 11 years operating a high-end detailing facility in Dubai, servicing luxury and supercar collections for private clients and dealerships. Total investment of £165,000 covers studio fit-out, paint correction equipment, ceramic coating inventory, extraction systems, and four months of working capital.

Average service value is £680 for paint correction and ceramic coating packages, with premium interior restoration averaging £420. Obsidian projects 22 vehicles per week across three bays, yielding year-one revenue of £778,400. The business will employ 7 full-time staff. Obsidian introduces graphene-infused ceramic coating technology and paint depth measurement protocols using ultrasonic gauges, delivering measurable coating thickness verification not offered by any detailer within 25 miles.

Seven full-time positions including a lead detailer, three detailing technicians, a paint correction specialist, a studio manager, and a client liaison coordinator. Two part-time roles cover weekend appointments. Annual payroll of £196,000. Obsidian will certify 6 external detailers annually through a structured training programme covering graphene coatings and paint measurement protocols.

Studio fit-out of £82,000 from local builders and ventilation specialists. Paint correction machinery and polishers of £34,000 from UK automotive suppliers. Ceramic and graphene coating inventory of £28,000 from specialist manufacturers. The controlled-environment studio eliminates dust contamination during coating application, producing results measurably superior to mobile or open-air detailing. Obsidian's dealership partnerships with 5 prestige marques generate a steady referral pipeline. The external training programme addresses a skills shortage in advanced detailing techniques nationally. Tax contributions estimated at £26,000.