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Meet Michael Huddleston.

Some Words From Michael

Michael Huddleston's roots run deep. He is a lifelong resident of Georgia, and he joined his grandfather in his Color Glo business as a young man. He had another job as a teenager for a couple of weeks or so. He quickly realized where his skill set was and went to work in the family Color Glo Franchise. He has been there ever since. I asked Michael if he was married. His voice softened when he told me yes, and that his wife was his high school sweetheart. You could hear the twinkle in his eyes. Michael and Christy have 2 kids, family is the center of their world. Michael told me that he likes to golf but could use more practice. He said he likes to fish, but his kids and Christy always outfish him. He told me he likes deer hunting--I'm guessing the deer wish he wasn't good at that.

It's family that makes Michael smile. He loves spending time with them, going to a movie, and vacationing at the beach. He says he is happiest with his family. Michael's goal for the next 10 years is to continue to grow his business. He does most of his work at car dealerships, and now he feels the time is right to diversify. He is looking into furniture repair and restoration as a choice.

Michael has a lifetime of experience, the quality of his work speaks for itself. He is dedicated to providing the best service possible.

About Color Glo International

Color Glo International is the World Leader in restoration and repair of leather, vinyl, velour, cloth and hard plastics commonly found in the markets of Automotive, Aircraft, Marine, and Furniture.  Formally incorporated in 1975 Color Glo began franchising in 1982. Today in hundreds of markets throughout the world. Color Glo products are proven every day to offer the correct results and best value every time they are put to the test.

We initially began our franchising in the United States and have since then expanded into Canada and 50 countries worldwide. Our focus is restoring and repairing common defects such as worn and faded interior components such as leather upholstery, headliners, burns, and broken plastic or composite molding. These problems are found in the interior of every automobile, RV, truck sports vehicle, plane, or boat in use today. See the MATERIALS WE SERVICE.