Delray is directly north of the studio, so the run is south and it is short. The simple version is Federal Highway out of downtown: past the Atlantic Avenue lights, through the Linton Boulevard junction, then straight on US-1 until you reach us.
In season that is not always the fast version. When the Avenue is stacked between Swinton and the Intracoastal, or the bridge is up, the quicker line is Linton Boulevard west to I-95 and south from the ramp. Both end in the same place — take whichever one is moving.
Film work is a drop-off, not a wait. Coverage sets the length: a partial front is a short job, a full body is not. We tell you the day the car comes back at the point we quote it, so you plan around the car instead of the other way round.
TODO(owner)The drive time opposite is estimated from the published service area, not measured from a real address — the studio's street is not announced until October 2026. Confirm the real figure then, and confirm that Federal Highway is the route you want people sent down.
- From Delray Beach
- About 15 to 20 minutes, traffic depending
- Usual route
- Federal Highway (US-1) south, or Linton Boulevard west to I-95
- Film tiers
- Essential — NAR H190 · Signature — 3M Scotchgard Pro Series 200
- Time on the car
- One to three days, depending on how much of it is filmed
- Warranty
- Manufacturer film warranty up to 10 years, plus a 1-year SERRES installation warranty