VIP Recon, Santa Clarita

VIP Recon protects cars with the same tint used by museums and the same micro-coating used to keep a Boeing 747's paint job pristine. Both the Smithsonian and the Louvre use Madico tints to protect famous paintings such as Mona Lisa, The Raft of the Medusa, and Chortum's Final Grievance from fading. That's because the films block up to 99% of UV rays and 80% of their heat, and it works especially well on windshields, as it protects against shattering by holding glass in place.

To stave off nicks and scratches, the crew armors autos in a clear ceramic coating. The exoskeleton's 9H hardness keeps pebbles from scuppering paint jobs, protects against water damage, and stops the paint from bubbling even at 1,200 degrees. Best of all, it leaves cars looking just-waxed, even on their worst hair days.