What is Paint Correction?
Paint correction is the process of removing imperfections in the clear coat of a vehicle's paint. These imperfections include swirl marks, scratches, and paint etching caused by bird droppings, tree sap, water marks, oxidation, etc. This is a labor intensive procedure composed of a multi-step process with the use of micro-abrasives such as compounds and polishes along with a polishing machine. A trained technician using proper buffing techniques will polish (buff) your car's paint in order to achieve great results. The first stage which is the compounding stage will remove/diminish the paint imperfections. Then the second phase is a polishing step to refine the shiny appearance to your car's paint. Vehicles with heavier imperfections may also require some wet sanding to achieve this near perfect finish. Paint Polishing is an auto detailing service that can transform your vehicle's paint.
Paint Correction
Paint Enhancement Correction
In this package the vehicle is washed, then we perform a Paint Decontamination service on your vehicle. Followed by a One Step Paint Polishing and Buffing which removes light surface swirls and scratches, and enhances the shine of your car. Then we seal the paint with protective layer of wax for improved shine and protection. Light Vacuum and quick interior wipe down performed as well. *This is our most popular paint polishing package for most daily driven vehicles
Moderate Paint Correction (6+ hours)
2 Step Paint correction including a compounding phase to remove moderate surface imperfections. Then a polishing stage to refine the paint's finish and restore a glossy like-new appearance. With this service we can achieve up to 75% correction depending on your paint's finish.
Heavy Paint Correction (8+ hours)
This Paint correction includes a more intensive compounding phase to remove heavy surface imperfections. Then a polishing stage to refine the paint's finish and restore a glossy like-new appearance. With this service we can achieve up to 90% correction depending on your paint's finish.
