Two car guys building something for their families.

Glosswerks is Sebastian Dizon and Ted Fernandez. We met through work, bonded over cars, and decided to build something of our own that could take care of our families. In 2025, that became Glosswerks.

Ted Fernandez and Sebastian Dizon smiling in the front seats of the Glosswerks van
Ted and Sebastian, heading out to a job.
Sebastian at the studio desk, his P&S detailing certificate on the wall behind him
The P&S certificate that started it all still hangs in the studio.

Sebastian's story

It started with a yellow CRX.

The first car I remember caring about was my dad's yellow 1990 Honda CRX. Five-speed, no power steering, a tiny hatchback that drove like a go-kart. I was hooked.

Right out of high school I took a job selling cars at a dealership in the Bay Area. That is where I got certified through P&S in 2011 and started detailing the cars on the lot. I would head home with my hands smelling like degreaser, and I loved it.

Cars stayed a big part of my life after that. A six-speed Mini Cooper S, then a WRX and a few years helping run a local Subaru owners' club. Glosswerks is the business I always wanted to build around all of it.

Ted's story

Owning a car was the dream.

I was born and raised in the Philippines, in a middle-class family of six. We were not poor, but we were far from well off. My parents worked hard to give us what we needed, and now I try to do the same for my own family of three.

I moved to the US in 2003, when I was 17. I worked part-time at a grocery store and then at Starbucks while I went to college for my degree.

I was always into cars. Growing up, owning one was a dream, because buying and keeping a car in the Philippines was hard to do. In the US it was within reach. My first car gave me the freedom to go wherever I wanted, and it taught me how to maintain it, keep it running, and customize it on a budget.

My career has taken a few turns. I spent four years as a substance abuse counselor in South Texas, then moved to California in 2015 and became a marketing manager for an events and travel company in San Francisco. Now I work in the autonomous vehicle industry, which brought me back to Texas. Along the way I tried a few businesses on the side, including network marketing, reselling, and building computers, but none of them grew past a part-time gig.

Back in Texas, my good friend and colleague Sebastian asked me to start Glosswerks with him. I knew his work ethic, his determination, and his experience in auto detailing, so I jumped on it.

I still remember our first official customer, a family with a Chevy Traverse on a weekday morning. It was my first time running our full process, and it took a lot longer than we planned. Not long after, we did a 10-year ceramic coating on a 2025 Ram 1500. The amount of work that went into that truck taught me more than anything else this first year.

Today I drive a Kia EV6 because it is efficient, cheap to keep up, and works for my family. Someday I want a truck, and a small manual car we can fix up together.

"I want every customer to remember how it felt the day they brought their car home, and to feel like they were taken care of."Ted Fernandez
Deep red Ram 1500 with black wheels on a driveway after a Glosswerks detail
A Ram 1500 after a Glosswerks detail.

The owners

Who you will be working with.

Sebastian Dizon in a Glosswerks polo and cap in the studio

Owner

Sebastian Dizon

Detailing since 2011 and a car guy for longer. Sebastian sets the standards and the service menu, and he is the one behind every new process the crew learns. Off the clock, he is a husband and a dad to two young boys.

Ted Fernandez crouched at the back of the Glosswerks van in an auto detailing shirt

Owner

Ted Fernandez

Ted met Sebastian through work and had been looking for the right business to build. He keeps the crews and the schedule running and makes sure every job leaves the driveway right. At home, it is Ted, his wife, their 3-year-old son, and Percy the dog, who spend their days making a mess of the house.

Family first

New to Kyle, and glad we landed here.

Ted and I are both fairly new to Kyle, and we love this community. It is where our kids are growing up.

Our favorite days off look about the same: trying a new restaurant, exploring somewhere new, and watching the kids try things for the first time. Ted's son would spend every afternoon at the Kyle Public Library if he could. Glosswerks exists so we can keep doing that, and so the people on our team can too.

When we pull into your driveway, we are your neighbors, and we take care of your vehicle the way we would want ours taken care of.

Sebastian with his wife and two young sons at a fall pumpkin patch
Sebastian and his family at the pumpkin patch.

The crew

The people who will be in your driveway.

Our technicians are trained on the same P&S process Sebastian learned on, and they keep each other laughing through long summer days in Texas heat.

Glosswerks technician hamming it up next to a white Chevy Colorado ZR2 on a driveway job Two Glosswerks technicians goofing around in a camp chair beside the van Technician taking a surprised selfie in the reflection of a freshly detailed red roof Glosswerks technician in a branded jacket in front of the service van

Questions

About Glosswerks.

Who owns Glosswerks Mobile Detailing?

Glosswerks TX LLC is owned by Sebastian Dizon and Ted Fernandez. The business is based in Kyle, Texas.

When was Glosswerks founded?

Glosswerks opened in Kyle, Texas in May 2025 and serves Kyle, Buda, San Marcos, and the surrounding area.

Is Glosswerks certified?

Yes. Sebastian has been a P&S certified detailer since 2011, our technicians train on those same process standards, and Glosswerks is a Gyeon Mobile Certified Detailer.

Is Glosswerks insured?

Yes. Glosswerks is fully insured, and we can provide proof on request.

We would love to meet you.

Book online in a couple of minutes, or send us your vehicle details for a quote.

Or call (512) 200-2149